Pseudohydnum totarae
(Lloyd) J.A. Cooper 2022
Description:
Pseudohydnum totarae has a well developed stipe, growing from the top of decaying wood singly or in small groups. with cap colours ranging from translucent white to dark brown

Basidiocarps: gelatinous, spathulate to dimidiate, typically 4 x 2 cm in the isotype; often short-stipitate.
Colour: fresh material is not fully documented in the isotype, but related taxa in the complex are translucent pale‑grey to whitish.
Hymenophore: toothed, with short conical spines to 1 mm.

Common name: Quivering Spine Fungus
Habitat: Lowland podocarp-broadleaf forest
Substrate: Large decaying logs
Distribution: New Zealand wide
Season: Autumn
Biostatus: Endemic to New Zealand
Edible: Yes
Spore print: White
Macro images:
Pseudohydnum totarae
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Scale= 7 mm.
 
Pseudohydnum totarae
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Scale= 7 mm.
 
Pseudohydnum totarae
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Scale= 7 mm.
 
Pseudohydnum totarae
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