Tremellales
Tremellales (subclass Phragmobasidiomycetidae) An order of fungi in which the basidia are divided longitudinally by septa. Fruit bodies are typically gelatinous when wet, cartilaginous when dry. They are mostly saprotrophic, usually growing on wood. There are many genera.
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