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Bite-Size Fact #235

FFF#071: Flammulina velutipes is an edible mushroom that grows in two forms. In the wild, the umbrella-shaped mushrooms have a slimy orange pileus and a velvety stipe. When cultivated, the mushrooms become spaghetti-shaped with pale colors and tiny caps. Read More

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Thomas Roehl says:

This is not completely known in G. psittacinus. We assume it...
Thomas Roehl says:

Interesting, I haven't heard from anyone else who uses S. ostrea...
alex says:

i would like to know what it needs to survive please...
Kim says:

The false Turkey tail has helped me to get over many...
Thomas Roehl says:

There are many little bright orange mushrooms and most are not...

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