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Jelly babies
2 species
A small genus (Pers., 1794) of gelatinous, stalked ascomycetes with a cap-like fertile head, commonly called jelly babies. Species are found worldwide and are believed to be ectomycorrhizal. Color-based species concepts are not supported by DNA.
Fruit body capitate: a gelatinous, slimy, lobed head bearing the asci on its upper surface, on a distinct stalk; ascospores elongate and septate at maturity.
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