White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
White Coral Jelly Fungus (Sebacina sparassoidea)
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White Coral Jelly Fungus

Sebacina sparassoidea

Life > Fungi > Basidiomycota > Agaricomycotina > Agaricomycetes > Auriculariomycetidae > Auriculariales > Exidiaceae > Sebacina


Description

Field Characteristics:

#267

-Growing solitarily in open mixed oak/hickory woodland. -Nearby Trees: Black Oak, Bur Oak, Ash, Shagbark Hickory, American Hophornbeam, and Elm.

-Fruiting body composed of flexible lobes appearing to be hollowed, viscid and subtransparent. -Tapered pseudostem underneath attached to soil.

-Smell: reminiscent of pine trees. -Taste: not distinctive.

-Spore Print: white.

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