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Toothed jelly fungi
1 species
Gelatinous jelly fungi with a spiny (hydnoid) underside, growing on conifer wood. The genus name means 'false Hydnum'.
Fruiting bodies translucent, gelatinous, tongue-shaped, laterally or centrally stalked, with soft spines below; basidia cruciate-septate; spores subglobose, germinating by repetition.
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