Tremella brassicaecola
A name with no cited author or publication in GBIF, known from two English records. The epithet suggests it was found on Brassica (cabbage family) stems, but no description is available. Treat it as an informal or unpublished name; nothing is known about growing it.
Where it grows wild
Unknown; the name suggests dead Brassica stems, presumably with a host fungus.
Lowland England.
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