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Common Jellyspot
The common jellyspot, a jelly fungus in the Dacrymycetaceae that forms small, dull orange-yellow gelatinous cushions on well-rotted wood. It fruits in wet weather through most of the year and is common on fallen branches, stumps and worked timber such as fence posts.
Not edible; too small and insubstantial to be of food value. No toxicity is reported.
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