Byssonectria fusispora - Single spherical fungus, with a hole at the top, then opens to a cup-shaped, cup-shaped, with age plane, 0.5-3 mm in diameter. Inner spore surface smooth, yellow, yellow - orange, red - orange; outer surface matt, lighter; an edge equal to white fibrils; without stem. The fruiting bodies grow in large groups, the individual adhere to each other and are adnate to the whitish base (subiculum).

Waxy, jelly-like flesh; yellow, orange. Fragrance and unspecified taste.

Occurrence: In deciduous and coniferous forests, especially in spruce; on the ground, in bright places; on the remains of wood, plants, on fallen twigs, needles, cones. It grows in numerous clusters covering an area of a few cm²; from spring to autumn. Pretty rare.

Value: Unaffected fungus.