Phylum: Basidiomycota	Class: Agaricomycetes
Order: Polyporales	Family: Meruliaceae
Species: Phlebia tremellosa (Schrad.) Nakasone & Burds.

Synonyms:

Merulius imbricatus Merulius tremellosus

Common Name:

Jelly Rot

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Associated Species (where recorded) & number of records: Quercus (4) Acer pseudoplatanus (2) Betula (2) Fagus sylvatica (2) Alnus glutinosa (1) Quercus petraea (1)

Habitat (where recorded) & number of records: Woodland: broadleaved, semi-natural (5) Woodland and scrub (2) Lowland hazel-sessile oakwoods (1) Marsh/marshy grassland (1) Scrub: dense/continuous, neutral (1) Valley alderwoods on mineral soils (1) Wet valley alderwoods (1) Woodland (1) Woodland: mixed (1) Woodland: mixed, semi-natural (1)

Substrate (where recorded) & number of records: Log (4) Wood (3) Stump (2) Branch (1) Dead Wood (1) Rotting Wood (1) Trunk, fallen (1) Twig (1)

Months recorded in & number of records: January (1) March (2) June (1) September (2) October (13) November (3) December (2)