Trichoderma species
Description:
This similar species to Trichoderma gelatinosum the name you see used most ofhen is the green-spored anamorph of Hypocrea gelatinosa, a distinctive gelatinous, yellow-green stromatic species in Hypocreaceae. It is one of the few Trichoderma species with a soft, jelly-like teleomorph and green, warted ascospores.
Stromata (teleomorph): Pulvinate to globose, typically 1-3 mm across. Initially pale yellow, becoming yellow-green as spores mature. Gelatinous, translucent context, soft when fresh, collapsing when dry. Surface appears finely warted due to numerous slightly protruding ostioles. Perithecia immersed, ostioles scattered, giving a granular appearance.

Common name: None
Habitat: Native Forest
Substrate: Decaying Wood
Distribution: New Zealand wide
Season: Autumn
Biostatus: Not known
Edible: No, to small
Spore print: Green
Macro images:
Trichoderma sp.
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Scale= 0.8 mm.
 
Trichoderma sp.
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Scale= 0.8 mm.
 
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