Source-reviewed species profile
Jelly tooth Pseudohydnum gelatinosum
Translucent greyish jelly fungus with small teeth underneath. This profile covers broad field features, season and habitat for learning.
Where can I find jelly tooth?
On well-decayed conifer wood in moist woodland.
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Field features
- Translucent greyish jelly fungus with small teeth underneath.
Habitat and search guidance
On well-decayed conifer wood in moist woodland.
Months
June–November
Safety status
Included with a food status in the Norwegian 2026 Norm List. This learning profile never confirms a finding or that it is safe to eat. Use qualified local expertise.
Sources and review status
Last reviewed: 25 August 2026.