This species has an olive green to brown cap that is moist, on a slimy yellow stalk, often finely dotted with green or brown fibres. The species name is not quite right, as it's a Northern Hemisphere name, and our local species are different.

General form: Distinct cap‑and‑stipe morphology. Gelatinous, soft, and flexible when fresh. Often found in small groups scattered across forest litter.
Cap: Shape: globose, hemispherical, or irregularly lobed. Size: typically 5-15 mm across. Colour: Fresh: yellow, olive‑yellow, or greenish‑yellow. Older specimens may darken slightly or become more olive. Surface: smooth, moist, sometimes slightly wrinkled.
Stipe: Slender, cylindrical, 20-50 mm tall. Colour: paler than the head-yellowish to whitish. Texture: cartilaginous, becoming rubbery when dry.