Phlebia tremellosa (Schrader) Nakasone & Burdsall
Merulius tremellosus), ’Trembling Phlebia” has a small fan-shaped wooly cap and a resupinate pinkish-orange wrinkled undersurface with a gelatinous feel. It can be found on decaying hardwood and conifer branches and logs. Most commonly seen in late autumn. Spores are colorless, suasage-shaped and inamyloid. This is in the Meruliaceae family of the Polyporales order.
Phlebia tremellosa (Merulius tremellosus)
Phlebia tremellosa (Merulius tremellosus)