Tremella coffeicola
An old Berkeley species recombined into Tremella by Roberts and Spooner in 2004. The epithet points to coffee plants as the substrate; details of its host fungus and range were not available in the sources checked. It is not cultivated.
Where it grows wild
A parasite of another fungus on a fungal host on dead coffee (Coffea) wood, as the name suggests; the exact host is not given in the sources checked. Habitat details are inferred from the host and genus rather than species-specific studies.
Few or no records carry an elevation.
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