Tremella roseolutescens
A small rose-pink to salmon jelly fungus described from Costa Rica in 1996, known from Costa Rica and Belize. Like other Tremella it parasitises a wood-decay fungus on dead attached branches, here of Inga; the host fungus is unknown, so it has never been cultivated.
Where it grows wild
Pustular gelatinous fruit bodies up to 10 mm on dead, still-attached branches of broad-leaved trees (the type on Inga), parasitising an unidentified wood-decay fungus.
The single measured site is at about 1290 m in the Costa Rican Central Valley.
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