Tremella yokohamensis
A white, leafy jelly fungus up to 4 cm across that parasitises an unknown wood-rotting fungus on dead broadleaf wood. It was first isolated in Japan and later found in the Russian Far East. It has no cultivation method; these notes describe its habitat.
Where it grows wild
On dead wood of broadleaf trees, including Eucalyptus bark, parasitising a lignicolous fungus.
Few records carry an elevation.
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