Dacrymycetales Basidiomycota Fungi Flora and Fauna

Dacrymycetales is an order of basidiomycotic fungi. Many members are jelly-like and cause wood-decay fungi. They can be distinguished from other jelly fungi by their aseptate basidia which are the shape of tuning forks.

• Calocera - Photographs of Calocera cornea and Calocera viscosa.
• Ditiola peziziformis - Several images of the fruitbodies of this jelly fungi fungus.
• Dacrymycetales - Photographs of two species of Dacrymyces and two dacrymycetales species of Dacryopinax.
• Calocera cornea (Small Stagshorn) - A number of images of the fruitbodies of dacrymycetales this jelly basidiomycota fungus including some magnified specimens.
• Calocera viscosa - Photographs of the Yellow Stagshorn Fungus and its description.
• Calocera pallidospathulata (Pale Stagshorn) - A number of images of the fruitbodies of basidiomycota this jelly basidiomycota fungus including basidia and spores seen basidiomycota under the microscope.
• Dacrymyces stillatus - Photograph of this fungus on a dead log, dacrymycetales and photographs basidiomycota of its typical habitat.
• Calocera viscosa (Yellow Stagshorn) - A number of images of the fruitbodies of fungi this jelly basidiomycota fungus including basidia and spores seen fungi much enlarged.

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