Tremella pertusariae
A lichen-parasitic jelly fungus that forms pale to dark brown or blackish galls, mostly on the apothecia of Pertusaria hymenea, sometimes on the thallus of P. hymenea and P. pertusa. It is widespread in western Europe, is also recorded from North America, and is common in the western Pyrenees. It cannot be cultivated.
Where it grows wild
Galls on Pertusaria hymenea and P. pertusa on bark of old broadleaved trees, especially beech and oak, in woodland, parkland and avenues.
Recorded at 0–1036 m, median 100 m (22 records).
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