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Tremellini

an order or sub-or- , an order or sub-orspecies of which are of a species of which are of a gelatinous texcretaceous nucleus, their hymenium in ture, sometimes, though rarely, with a the more typical genera covering the whole surface without any definite upper or under side; sporophores scattered, often lobed or quadripartite; spores often producing secondary spores of spermatia. They grow upon tia. They grow upon branches or stumps of the bark, or on the dead wood, rarely on the ground.

Found chiefly in temperate climates, though some are tropical. A widely distributed representative is the jew's-ear. hornblende. It is a silicate of calcium

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