Psilachnum rubrotinctum
Psilachnum rubrotinctum
Very small fruit bodies consist of a greyish white fertile upper surface and pale yellowish white exteriors, which become a dull yellow colour when dry. Their margins have short, hyaline hairs. They have very short stalks. When exposed to ammonia vapour, the fruit bodies turn a brick red or orange colour.
Photograph on host plant; note substrate and associated plant species. We recommend that this is identifed by an expert, from a specimen, before submission to NatureSpot; microscopic examination and/or ammonia test may be needed
Their hosts include damp, dead stems of meadowsweet and willow herbs.
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