Fungi
Other fungi on wood
Jelly-like; smooth, featureless surface
Sighting 4354733

zz jelly-like puzzles

Red Hill, ACT

zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
zz jelly-like puzzles at Red Hill, ACT - 1 Nov 2020
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Identification history

zz jelly-like puzzles 21 May 2021 Heino1
Unidentified 2 Nov 2020 JackyF

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User's notes

Photo 1-3 on log in shade, photo 4 on same log in sun, but may not be same species.

1 comment

Heino1 wrote:
   21 May 2021
1 to 3 might be a Heterotextus or Dacrymyces. 4 might be a Dacryopinax.

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Chrysocephalum semipapposum (Clustered Everlasting) at Garran, ACT - 8 Nov 2020 by Tapirlord
Calotis lappulacea (Yellow Burr Daisy) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by JackyF
Solanum cinereum (Narrawa Burr) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by JackyF
Heterotextus sp. (A yellow saprophytic jelly fungi) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by AdventureGirl
Zaprochilus australis (Twig-mimic katydid) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by JackyF
Hydrocotyle laxiflora (Stinking Pennywort) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by JackyF
Eryngium ovinum (Blue Devil) at Red Hill, ACT - 31 Oct 2020 by JackyF
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Apiomorpha munita (Four horned Gum-tree Gall) at Red Hill, ACT - 8 Sep 2018 by MichaelMulvaney
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Location information

Sighting information

  • 16 - 100 Abundance
  • 1 Nov 2020 10:19 AM Recorded on
  • JackyF Recorded by

Species information

  • zz jelly-like puzzles Scientific name
  • Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 1536.18m Recorded at altitude
  • Machine learning

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