Pseudohydnum gelatinosum Toothed Jelly Fungus
This is a very distinctive species and the common name says it all. Caps are 2-5 cm across, white to greyish or yellow-brown, rough to velvety on top, spongy-gelatinous, and shelving to spatula-shaped. Stalks are almost lacking or up to 5 cm long and lateral. The undersurface of the cap is white and lined with densely-packed, translucent teeth. Widespread and common on well-rotted conifer wood.