Tremella utriculata
An old name, Tremella utriculata, published by Hudson (18th century). An 18th-century British name (Hudson) from before modern fungal taxonomy There is nothing to cultivate under this name.
Where it grows wild
An 18th-century British name (Hudson) from before modern fungal taxonomy; the organism meant is uncertain, and such early Tremella names often covered gelatinous algae or cyanobacteria.
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