Tremella cetrariae
Tremella cetrariae is a lichen-inhabiting jelly fungus described in 2022, living on Cetraria ground lichens in alpine and boreal heaths. Records come from Sweden, Norway and Austria. It cannot be cultivated.
Where it grows wild
On terricolous Cetraria in alpine heath, including calcareous heath with rocks and boulders.
No elevations recorded; the cold measured climate points to alpine or northern sites.
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