A small, pinkish purple, saucer shaped gelatinous fungus on a short stem found growing in broadleaf woodland on dead wood, favouring Beech.
Broadleaf woodland on dead wood branches or trunks, preferably Beech.
The fruitbody is pinkish purple, initially spherical, becoming top-shaped then flattened, finally shallowly cup-shaped with a wavy margin. The upper surface is smooth and the lower surface is finely granular, sessile or rudimentary stem.
Gelatinous and pinkish-purple. No distinctive odour or taste.
Rudimentary.
Inedible.
