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Tremella mesenterica
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Tremella mesenterica (common names include yellow brain fungus, golden jelly fungus and Witch's butter) is a jelly fungus that is commonly found on rotting wood, especially gorse, as a parasite of crust fungi of the genus Peniophora. This fungus occurs widely in locations including North America, Australia, Japan and Taiwan. The species is not considered edible.
Its close relative, snow fungus, T.

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Tremella mesenterica (common names include yellow brain fungus, golden jelly fungus and Witch's butter) is a jelly fungus that is commonly found on rotting wood, especially gorse, as a parasite of crust fungi of the genus Peniophora. This fungus occurs widely in locations including North America, Australia, Japan and Taiwan. The species is not considered edible.
Its close relative, snow fungus, T. fuciformis, is commonly used in Chinese cuisine, and Witch's butter is also used as a substitute for snow fungus.
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