Tremella diaporthicola
A small, pale grey pustular jelly fungus up to 12 mm across that parasitises Diaporthe and similar pyrenomycetes on dead broadleaf branches. It was described from ash in Kentucky and later found on oak in Ukraine. It has no cultivation method.
Where it grows wild
On dead branches of broadleaf trees such as ash and oak, parasitising Diaporthe and similar fungi.
Few records carry an elevation.
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