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The fruit body is 10-17mm diameter, 8-12mm high, disc-shaped with a small stem, concave then convex upper surface, glossy, and wet, orange-yellow at first then yellow. | The fruit body is 10-17mm diameter, 8-12mm high, disc-shaped with a small stem, concave then convex upper surface, glossy, and wet, orange-yellow at first then yellow. | ||
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The fruit body dried out.<br /> | The fruit body dried out.<br /> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 24 September 2019
Kingdom: Fungi
Division: Basidiomycota
Class: Dacrymycetes
Family: Dacrymycetaceae
Genus: Heterotextus
Species: Heterotextus miltinus
Heterotextus miltinus is an orange-yellow, gelatinous fungus found during August/October (but also after spells of warm rain) on rotting wood in most forest types, but particularly in very wet shady forests.
The fruit body is 10-17mm diameter, 8-12mm high, disc-shaped with a small stem, concave then convex upper surface, glossy, and wet, orange-yellow at first then yellow.
The fruit body dried out.
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