Fruiting body: Blackish; irregular shapes fused into a mass; shiny; flesh gelatinous; usually covered with peg-like warts (use a hand lens). Microscopically indistinguishable from E. nigricans; however, Woehrel and Light (2017, p. 107) state: fruiting bodies of E. glandulosa "nearly always retain their discrete identity," while E. nigricans coalesces into a black, wrinkled mass (J. Solem, pers. comm.).
Found on hardwoods.
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