Auriculariales is an order of basidiomycotic fungi. The members are jelly-like, wood decay fungi characterized by their typically brown colors and their tough, rubbery consistency. They can be distinguished from other jelly fungi by their transversely septate basidia, which are perpendicular to the direction of growth.
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- Pseudohydnum Several fungi from this genus which were found in the Dominican Republic.
- Auricularia polytricha Photograph of this species which was found in Puerto Rico.
- Auricularia delicata Photograph of this species which was found in Puerto Rico.
- Auricularia auricula-judae Article by Tom Vork on this species, commonly known as Judas’ Ear, with much information and several photographs, including microscopic images.
- Auricularia fuscosuccinea Photograph of this species which was found in Puerto Rico.
- Tremiscus helvelloides Several photographs of this orange fungus.
- Auricularia delicata This species photographed in Puerto Rico.
- Auricularia polytricha Photograph and information on this species which is used in Chinese dishes.
- Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Rogers Mushrooms contains information and photos of this species.
- Auricularia mesenterica Rogers Mushrooms provides information and photos of the tripe fungus.
- Auricularia auricula-judae (Jelly Ear, Jew’s Ear or Judas’s Ear Fungus) Many photographs of this species growing on dead elder, including microscopic images of the hymenial elements.
- Auricularia mesenterica (Tripe Fungus) Two photographs of the young fruitbodies of this species.
- Exidiaceae Photographs of Eichleriella deglubens and several species of Exidia.
- Exidia recisa Photographs of this species and its typical habitat.
- Auricularia mesenterica (Tripe Fungus) Two photographs of mature fruitbodies of this species.