Tremella shuangheensis
A Tremella described in 2020 from yeast cultures, in a large revision of tremellomycete yeasts; it is known chiefly from its yeast state rather than jelly fruit bodies. GBIF shows one record, from Estonia, probably a culture or sequence. It is not a hobby-cultivated fungus.
Where it grows wild
Isolated as a yeast; tremellomycete yeasts of this kind are typically isolated from plant surfaces, leaves and soil. Its natural fruiting habit is not known.
Measured site at about 77 m.
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