Yellow fungus with gelatinous fruit bodies that grow, densely crowded on dead or rotting branches, stumps and twigs of broadleaf and coniferous wood.
Infrequent during Autumn.
Broadleaf and coniferous woodland, preffering Spruce and Larch.
Pallid yellow, simple, the upper part of the fruiting body being flatly clavate or spatulate, wrinkled lengthwise, narrowing into a stem.
Gelatinous, tough and yellow.
Inedible.
