Pseudohydnum has a single species in New Zealand. The robust but almost translucent fruiting bodies are characterised by being covered by small teeth on the underside of the 'cap'.

Saprobic on fallen wood.

A member of the Tremellales (the Order characterised by cruciately septate basidia, each sterigma having its own cell). The translucent pale-grey fruiting bodies have a sterile stipe and flattened fertile area at the apex, the fertile surface facing downwards and covered by spines. Gelatinous in texture. Saprobic on wood.

One species in New Zealand.