On the ground in coniferous and broadleaf forest, in litter and moss

Edible but of little culinary value

• ▸ Cream-white to greyish, coral-like branched fruit body
• ▸ Branches end in comb-like crests or pointed tips
• ▸ No distinct stem; grows directly from needle and leaf litter, often in tufts
• ▸ Turns greyish with age or in dry weather