- record number
- mo-29685
- image

- current determination
- Pseudohydnum gelatinosumFungi · Basidiomycota · Agaricomycetes · Auriculariales
- determination history
date taxon kind source 2009-11-21 Pseudohydnum gelatinosum at_ingest Mushroom Observer - field notes
- This species is recognizable by its small size, gelatinous build and teeth on the underside. It resembles a tongue with a well developed stalk - somewhat translucent. It seems to grow on small rotting branches and logs. Found among pines. It will resist squishing and instead slide away from you. Included is a microscopic image of the cruciate-septate basidia of this specimen (the coloring is from dye).
- locality
- Jackson Demonstration State Forest, Mendocino Co., California, USA 39.3645, -123.6270
- date observed
- 2009-11-21
- observer
- Trevor Hendry Dolinajec
- licence
- CC BY-SA 3.0 · Trevor Hendry Dolinajec · source record
- observation frequency
- Mushroom Observer 439GBIF 14,014
Counts record how often the species has been seen, not how rare it is. Sampling is heavily concentrated in Europe and North America.
- threat status
- not evaluated