Mycoacia subceracea, "Golden Splash Tooth" is an Australian golden yellow wood-rotting fungus growing in flat patches, especially on the underside of rotting logs in wet forest. The surface comprises blunt, waxy teeth, irregularly grouped. The teeth are up to 1.5 mm long, 0.5 mm diameter, protruding from a flat felty yellow surface. Doctor's Creek walking track, Reefton, 2007.