Humaria hemisphaerica

Glazed Cup

Names across languages

From the latest record: 2024-08-03.

Smooth, hymenial surface exposed in mature specimens.

Hemispherical, initially covered in a layer of white mycelium, later revealing orange-brown to dark brown surface.

N/A.

Absent or rudimentary.

Spore Print: White to pale yellow.

Saprobic, often found on well-decayed wood or forest floor rich in organic material.

Unknown, not recommended for consumption.

Typically 1-3 cm in diameter.

Spores are elliptical and hyaline.

Not significant or mild earthy.

Ascomycete fungus recognizable by its hemispherical fruit bodies and the smooth hymenial surface that is exposed as the fruit body matures.

1870). Jb. Nassau. Ver. Naturk. 23-24: 322 (’1869-70′).

Treppoja Cascade, Kloogaranna, Harjumaa, Estonia

In mixed forest, on mossy ground

59°21'00.8"N 24°15'56.5"E

🔆 Shade, sunny still weather, evening sun

Kadriorg, Tallinn, Harju County

Urban park zone with oak (Quercus robur) plantations, on soil with decaying wood and leaves remains

59°26'22.7"N 24°47'44.0"E

🔆 Bright sun after the rain, deep forest shadow