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Guepiniopsis alpina by Chaerea Via Flickr:
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Guepiniopsis alpina by Chaerea Via Flickr:
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Golden jelly cone mushroom necklace by Chaerea Via Flickr:
Guepiniopsis alpinus "Poor Man's Gumdrop" Basidiomycota
Olympic National Park, WA June 1, 2013 Robert Niese
Golden Jelly Cone (Heterotextus alpinus, or Guepiniopsis alpina)
Heterotextus alpinus | ©Carolina Espinoza
Heterotextus alpinus is a montane fungus with fruiting body conic to bell-shaped, gelatinous, up to 1.5 cm in diameter, pendulous, hanging from a lignicolous substrate via a point-like attachment.They are golden-yellow to reddish-orange, with a smooth and sticky surface and gelatinous texture [source].
It is found in America, and it has also been recorded in Iran. Specimen shown was photographed in the Tenth Region of Los Lagos, Chile.
Fungi - Basidiomycota - Dacrymycetes - Dacrymycetaceae - Heterotextus - H. alpinus (Syn. Guepiniopsis alpina)
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Yellow Jelly Mushroom (Guepiniopsis alpina) in melting snow on Flickr.