Local name: No local name known

Edibility: Unknown

Habitat: On woods among mosses and lichens and gregariously.

Description: Fruiting bodies: The fungus appears as a bright orange stalked fan shaped. Upper surface:  Bright orange to yellowish with a relatively bumpy surface, otherwise smooth with no hairs or scales, 1-3cm in diameter. Under surface:  With prominent pores looking like honeycomb, wide and well spaced, more like holes, con-coloured to the upper surface.  Stem: Very short, 3-5 mm tall, laterally joined to cap. Spore Print: White.

Comments: It is avery unique mushroom which is easy to identify due to its large pores and bright orange colour.  It does not have a close resemblance to other mushrooms and is thus easier to identify. Handling this fungus will result in orange staining of the hand.