Trembling brain (Tremella encephala)
- אָפּטייל: Basidiomycota (Basidiomycetes)
- סאַבדיוויזשאַן: Agaricomycotina (Agaricomycetes)
- קלאַס: Tremellomycetes (Tremellomycetes)
- סובקלאַס: Tremellomycetidae (Tremellomycetidae)
- סדר: Tremellales (Tremellales)
- משפּחה: Tremellaceae (ציטערניש)
- מין: טרעמעללאַ (ציטערניש)
- טיפּ: Tremella encephala (Tremella brain)
- Trembling cerebellum
Trembling brain (לאַט. Tremella encephala) is a species of fungus of the genus Drozhalka, which has a pink, jelly-like fruiting body. Widespread in northern temperate latitudes.
פונדרויסנדיק באַשרייַבונג
This trembling is inconspicuous, but it is interesting in that after the incision of the fruiting body, a dense, irregularly white core is noticeable inside. Gelatinous, translucent, small-tuberculous fruiting bodies, adhering to the tree, having an irregular rounded shape and a width of about 1-3 centimeters, painted yellowish or whitish. The inner part is an opaque, dense, irregularly shaped formation – this is the mycelial plexus of the blood-red stereum fungus, on which this trembling parasitizes. Ovate, smooth, colorless spores, size – 10-15 x 7-9 microns.
עדיביליטי
ינעדאַבאַל.
וווין
Often it can be found only on dead branches of coniferous trees, mainly pines.
צייַט
זומער האַרבסט.
ענלעך מינים
In appearance, it is very similar to the edible orange shaker, which develops exclusively on deciduous trees and is distinguished by a bright yellow color.