Basidiocarps: Gregarious, forming small tufts or loose clusters on decayed wood. Simple, cylindrical to clavate lobes, occasionally slightly tapered or rounded at the apex. Individual lobes 3-10 mm tall, 1-3 mm wide; rarely branched. Surface smooth, translucent, and gelatinous when fresh; becomes rubbery and semi‑opaque when dry. Fruitbodies sometimes appear glassy or whitish‑orange in low light due to translucency.
Colour: Fresh basidiocarps whitish‑transperant. Apex often lighter than the base.
Substrate:On rotting angiosperm wood, likely tea‑tree (Myrtaceae / Kunzea) or associated broadleaf debris. Found in damp forest or sheltered woodland microhabitats.