Tremella flava
A bright yellow, horn-branched jelly fungus described from Taiwan in 1998. It resembles Tremella iduensis and differs mainly in smaller spores, and may be a later synonym of it. It is a parasite, probably of Hypoxylon, on dead broadleaf branches, and is not in cultivation.
Where it grows wild
On dead attached and recently fallen branches of broadleaf trees, probably parasitic on Hypoxylon, as in T. iduensis.
The Taiwanese record is at about 1410 m.
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