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Orange Jelly Fungus

Description:

Bright orange, dry, ribbon and clustered growth along side lichen.

Habitat:

Unknown dead log along shady part of trail at Daley Ranch

Notes:

It could be Orange Jelly but it's not shiny and is pretty thin. Another option is Orange Peel fungi but this one is very curly!

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2 Comments

CindyBinghamKeiser
CindyBinghamKeiser 12 years ago

Thank you Clive! I'm down to three options that frequent the area: T. mesenterica, T. aurantia and Dacrymyces palmatus. Since I don't know what the tree was (only a cut downed log with no trees nearby), I'm not sure how to tell which one it is.

CindyBinghamKeiser
CindyBinghamKeiser 12 years ago

Anyone think this could be Orange Peel fungus (Aleuria aurantia)? It's too dry and orange to be Witches Butter.

Escondido, California, USA

Spotted on Feb 2, 2012
Submitted on Feb 2, 2012

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