Possibly. Interior gelatinous, very sticky. Spores light brown, smooth walled. Growing in leaf litter, cypress, white oak, holly, beech, sourwood, tupelo, magnolia. White rhizomorphs, fuzzy ball shaped exterior.
Growing on a leaf in a running stream. Two leaves infected. Leaves of Fagus, I believe.
interesting Mycenoid, never seen anything quite like it. The fruit bodies had a slight blue/green coloration to the cap and a stipe transitioning to a yellowish hue at the stipe base
Stumped and delighted. What are these CONFECTIONS? The largest fruitbodies were 2mm to 2.5mm wide.
Note that the upper surface of the pileus has a dingy quality with fine hairs on top, At first glance they appear not to be stipitate, but there is clearly a stipe on many fruit bodies.
Also see obs fields
Specimen lost. But tissue was collected for sequencing.
Substrate: Decaying ʻŌhiʻa leaf.
Size: fruit-1.5 cm
Uncertain on ID. Found growing on wood near Hoopii Falls in Kapa'a Kauai
On ground, and well decayed wood, mixed woods.
Fruiting in leaf litter.
No telltale smell or taste.