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Pseudohydnum
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Pseudohydnum

Pseudohydnum is a genus of fungi in the order Auriculariales. Basidiocarps (fruit bodies) are typically bracket-like and gelatinous, with or without a stipe, with a hydnoid (toothed) undersurface. The genus is widely distributed in both the northern and southern hemisphere, with over a dozen species currently described and others awaiting description.

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18 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Toothed Jelly Fungus

speciesPseudohydnum gelatinosum

Pseudohydnum tasmanicum

speciesPseudohydnum tasmanicum

Pseudohydnum orbiculare

speciesPseudohydnum orbiculare

Pseudohydnum sp. 'PNW01'

speciesPseudohydnum sp. 'PNW01'

Pseudohydnum totarae

speciesPseudohydnum totarae

Pseudohydnum brasiliense

speciesPseudohydnum brasiliense

Pseudohydnum cupulisnymphae

speciesPseudohydnum cupulisnymphae

Pseudohydnum sp. 'gelatinosum-NB01'

speciesPseudohydnum sp. 'gelatinosum-NB01'

Pseudohydnum brunneiceps

speciesPseudohydnum brunneiceps

Pseudohydnum brunneovelutinum

speciesPseudohydnum brunneovelutinum

Pseudohydnum omnipavum

speciesPseudohydnum omnipavum

Pseudohydnum sp. 'PR01'

speciesPseudohydnum sp. 'PR01'

Pseudohydnum viridimontanum

speciesPseudohydnum viridimontanum

Pseudohydnum rhododendri

speciesPseudohydnum rhododendri

Pseudohydnum fusiformis

speciesPseudohydnum fusiformis

Pseudohydnum sp. 'PNW02'

speciesPseudohydnum sp. 'PNW02'

Pseudohydnum sp. 'gelatinosum-IN01'

speciesPseudohydnum sp. 'gelatinosum-IN01'

Pseudohydnum incarnatum

speciesPseudohydnum incarnatum

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