Tremella wedinii
A lichenicolous jelly fungus described in 2019 by Diederich, Common and Millanes, from Florida. It grows on script lichens (Graphidaceae) such as Glyphis scyphulifera, on twigs of oak. It cannot be cultivated.
Where it grows wild
On crustose script lichens on bark, recorded on Glyphis scyphulifera on windfall oak twigs around Zephyrhills, Florida; one record comes from Puerto Rico.
The records are lowland, at about 30–280 m.
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