Kebnat
MUSHROOMS

Common Jelly Spot

Dacrymyces stillatus

Mushrooms
Native
Common Jelly Spot, photo 1 of 5
Common Jelly Spot, photo 2 of 5
Common Jelly Spot, photo 3 of 5

Assisted identification only. Never eat anything without an expert’s confirmation.

Fungus.

There are 6 observations of Common Jelly Spot in Québec, mostly in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Lanaudière, and it has been reported in 5 of the 17 regions. They peak in July and September and become rare in February, November and December.

Through the year

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Where to see it

  1. Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean2
  2. Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine1
  3. Lanaudière1
  4. Mauricie1
  5. Outaouais1

Grows on

Jack pinePinus banksiana
Balsam firAbies balsamea
Black Hills sprucePicea glauca
Norway pinePinus resinosa
Eastern white pinePinus strobus
Scots pinePinus sylvestris

Similar species

Orange Jelly SpotDacrymyces chrysospermus
Yellow Fairy CupsCalycina citrina
Coral SpotNectria cinnabarina
Yellow Hat JellyDacrymyces capitatus
Alpine jelly coneGuepiniopsis alpina
TOXIC
Witch's butterTremella mesenterica
Orange MycenaMycena leana
Common Bird's NestCrucibulum laeve
Crystal Brain FungusMyxarium nucleatum
Nectrie pézizeHydropisphaera peziza
TOXIC
Small StagshornCalocera cornea
Orange tremellaNaematelia aurantia