Pseudohydnum orbiculare J.A. Cooper
These fruiting bodies are jelly-like, translucent white to pale grey or brown in colour. The spores are borne on the spines on the under-surface. Size: up to 40 mm. This species usually grows on the sides of rotting logs. This species is rounded or spathulate in shape with no stipe.
Pseudohydnum totarae J.A. Cooper
These fruiting bodies are jelly-like, translucent white to pale grey or pale brown in colour. The spores are borne on the spines on the under-surface. Size: up to 40 mm wide. This species has a stipe and grows on soil where there is woody debris.
