Tremella pseudocyphellariae
A lichenicolous jelly fungus described in 2022 from Papua New Guinea that lives on the leafy lichen Pseudocyphellaria. Most records come from mossy mountain forest on the Huon Peninsula, with one from Mauritius. It cannot be cultivated.
Where it grows wild
On Pseudocyphellaria thalli on bark in disturbed and mossy montane forest, including gravelly stream slopes near villages.
The Teptep area of the Finisterre Range is roughly 1500-2500 m; the measured temperatures fit montane forest.
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