Jelly Rot Fungus - Phlebia tremellosa
Caps white to pale yellow; hairy, woolly. These soft and flexible bracket-like growths often fuse laterally to form more extensive sheets.
Mostly on decaying deciduous wood.
Mainly seen in autumn and winter
Fairly frequent and widespread in Britain.
Fairly common in Leicestershire and Rutland.
David Nicholls
Battram Wood
17 October 2015
David Nicholls
Battram Wood
17 October 2015
David Nicholls
Martinshaw Wood
08 October 2005 Martinshaw_1Oct04.JPG)
David Nicholls
Martinshaw Wood
01 October 2004
David Nicholls
Ratby Burroughs
17 November 2011
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Species profile
- Common names
- Jelly Rot
- Species group:
- Fungi
- Kingdom:
- Fungi
- Order:
- Polyporales
- Family:
- Meruliaceae
- Records on NatureSpot:
- 11
- First record:
- 01/10/2004 (Nicholls, David)
- Last record:
- 28/10/2023 (Nicholls, David)
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Graham Calow
Jubilee Walk, Leire
11 January 2012
David Nicholls
Ratby Burroughs
17 November 2011
David Nicholls
Ratby Burroughs
17 November 2011
