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Golden Jelly Bells

Heterotextus peziziformis

Description:

Small translucent golden bell-shaped jelly fungi, each about 10mm growing in little clumps.

Habitat:

Damp eucalyptus log

Notes:

They had a jelly-like texture, the bell bodies thinning-out to slightly leathery wavy margins. They are stated to become pale with age and dry out to a reddish orange. Shrunken or dried bells can rehydrate with moisture, to quickly regain their shape. They looked very pretty against the sunlight. said to be a common fungus on rotting twigs and logs.

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Victoria, Australia

Lat: -37.89, Long: 145.37

Spotted on Jun 17, 2012
Submitted on Jun 24, 2012

Spotted for mission

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