Identification: unknown

- 10200 feet in elevation on July 12
- growing on stream bank of very cold water.
- most were growing on moss, one was growing on a wood twig near streambank.
- gelatinous texture (first thought is one of the Jelly fungi).
- very pliable.
- tried to get spore print, but couldn't get one.
- clearly defined large ridges on underside.
- top was smooth.
- generally fan shaped but a little wavy.
- all were 1/2 to 3/4 inch at their longest point.

Any ideas?

 

This was just identified by my herbarium and local experts as Arrhenia lobata.

 

Arrhenia spec. probably lobata.
Here, in italy, is more common Arrhenia spathulata.

regards,Nico