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Scarlet Elf Mushrooms are striking crimson red fungi that grow in late winter or early spring. They create their own wind currents to spread their spores but are cautioned against excessive consumption due to potential health risks mentioned in some books. So, the decision to eat them or not depends on personal preference and risk assessment. #AnujRamatri #ScarletElfMushrooms #Fungi #Nature #ForestFloor #SporeDispersion #Mycology #EdibleMushrooms #CrimsonRed #SpringGrowth #HealthCaution #RiskAss

Scarlet Elf Mushrooms are striking crimson red fungi that grow in late winter or early spring. They create their own wind currents to spread their spores but are cautioned against excessive consumption due to potential health risks mentioned in some books. So, the decision to eat them or not depends on personal preference and risk assessment. #AnujRamatri #ScarletElfMushrooms #Fungi #Nature #ForestFloor #SporeDispersion #Mycology #EdibleMushrooms #CrimsonRed #SpringGrowth #HealthCaution #RiskAss

9.4K views6 months ago

FacebookAnuj Ramatri

GYUDON ♥️ Beef Bowl JAPAN 牛丼 #shorts #bowl #beef

GYUDON ♥️ Beef Bowl JAPAN 牛丼 #shorts #bowl #beef

404 views3 months ago

YouTube今村ワタル Wataru Imamura

NZ Native Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotus sp.) #forage #survival #fungi #Kai | Prepper Kiwi

NZ Native Oyster Mushroom (Pleurotus sp.) #forage #survival #fungi #Kai | Prepper Kiwi

10.2K viewsAug 14, 2023

FacebookPrepper Kiwi

Happy #FungusFriday this is the Western Red Stemmed Bitter Bolete (Caloboletus rubripes), they associate primarily with confiers but can be found with oak. They have a tan cap, yellow pores, and a red yellow stem. The pores and flesh quickly stain blue when bruised or damaged. The blue color is due to oxidation of organic acids (not “active”)..They are non-toxic but inedibly bitter, which makes them very unpalatable. I have friends who have used it to make a cocktail bitters. They can also be us

Happy #FungusFriday this is the Western Red Stemmed Bitter Bolete (Caloboletus rubripes), they associate primarily with confiers but can be found with oak. They have a tan cap, yellow pores, and a red yellow stem. The pores and flesh quickly stain blue when bruised or damaged. The blue color is due to oxidation of organic acids (not “active”)..They are non-toxic but inedibly bitter, which makes them very unpalatable. I have friends who have used it to make a cocktail bitters. They can also be us

5.7K views9 months ago

FacebookFascinated By Fungi

fungimed🍄one up bars🍫🍄 (@fungimed5)’s videos with Healing Water - The Meditation - Red Blue Studio

fungimed🍄one up bars🍫🍄 (@fungimed5)’s videos with Healing Water - The Meditation - Red Blue Studio

254 views4 months ago

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Spring butter bolete (Butyriboletus primiregius), grows in the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges during spring/summer in association with fir. They are delicious edible mushrooms with a red cap and yellow pores that stain blue quickly. The blue color is due to enzymaric oxidarion of organic acids in the mushroom tissue, not “active” or indicative of toxicity. . . : #butterbolete #butyriboletus #butter #mycology #mushroomidentification #fascinatedbyfungi

Spring butter bolete (Butyriboletus primiregius), grows in the Sierra and Cascade mountain ranges during spring/summer in association with fir. They are delicious edible mushrooms with a red cap and yellow pores that stain blue quickly. The blue color is due to enzymaric oxidarion of organic acids in the mushroom tissue, not “active” or indicative of toxicity. . . : #butterbolete #butyriboletus #butter #mycology #mushroomidentification #fascinatedbyfungi

3.1K views4 months ago

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Abundant Fairy Homes: Beautiful Amanita Muscaria Toadstools Taking Over

Abundant Fairy Homes: Beautiful Amanita Muscaria Toadstools Taking Over

15.8K views6 months ago

TikTokfungiifind

Happy Friday fungi friends, today I reflect back on all the different habitats that I have hiked. I started my journey of fungal fascination when I was living in New Zealand back in 2017. Since then, I have logged many miles looking for the fantastic fruiting bodies we call mushrooms. Whether I was on the trail or deep in the woods, I let my eyes and intuition guide me. To find mushrooms, you have to think like one; imagine where they want to grow and go there. it helps to learn your habitat, un

32K viewsApr 7, 2023

TikTokfascinatedbyfungi

Chrome-Foot Bolete (Harrya chromapes), fruits during summer/fall in association with conifers, beech, and oaks. Edible but often buggy, I love the pinkish cap, red scabers on the stipe, and brilliant yellow foot. Very cool #bolete . . . . #harryachromapes #mycology #mushroomidentification #fascinatedbyfungi

3K views2 months ago

TikTokfascinatedbyfungi

Nature's Remedy Fungi Remover NZ Reviews - 3D model by NatureReviews

Mushrooms and Christmas

7.6K viewsDec 19, 2020

FacebookFantastic Fungi

Fungi Facts - Gardening Australia

ABC NewsJerry Coleby-Williams

This sculpture outside the Exploratorium looked just like the Red Basket Stinkhorn (Clathus ruber) #exploratoriumsf #exploratorium #clathrusruber

1.4K views7 months ago

TikTokfascinatedbyfungi

Mushrooms and Toadstools and Fungi, oh my! The low down on that magical red mushroom with the white spots

The Role of Mushrooms & Other Fungi in Forest Decomposition | Britannica

Outdoor Elements:Finding a Fairy Ring of Fungi

Giant mushroom grown in the Adelaide Hills

9news.com.auEmily McPherson

Hitchhiking Adventure from Klecko to Fungi Matar: How Long Will It Take?

18.8K views1 month ago

TikTokmygreatadventurenz

The role of fungi in an ecosystem is multifaceted and crucial.mp4

116 viewsOct 20, 2023

FacebookIUCN Red List of Ecosystems

Cooking the Garden Giant: Part 3

35.7K views11 months ago

FacebookFungi Perfecti

Hey Fungi Friends! Here’s my attempt at making a quick visual guide on how to recognize 5 easy to identify edible mushroom species that grow during the summer months in North America (MidWest and Eastern Seaboard). I selected these mushrooms because they really do not have any look-a-likes that you need to worry about..The first is #ChickenoftheWoods #Laetiporus, both the sulphureus (yellow/orange shelves) and cincinnatus (pinkish rosettes) fruit during the summer, beware of specimens on conifer

17.7K viewsJun 29, 2022

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I found this massive growth of mature #BeefsteakFungus #Fistulinahepatica growing out of a Chinquapin Oak up in Mendocino. This is a weakly parasitic brown rot fungi that usually favors hardwoods. It’s Polypore bracket fungi that grows from a small brownish/red gooey lump into a spreading liver/tongue looking growth. Often there is a sticky wet tacky layer on top, while bottom side is covered in small parallel tubes that disperse spores (similar in concept to boletes). The internal fibers of the

688.2K views1 year ago

FacebookFascinated By Fungi

Fungi Perfecti - Happy National Mushroom Day! Join Paul...

890.9K views1 month ago

FacebookFungi Perfecti

CRC Clene Up Fast Acting 5L

Upgrade Your 4x4 with Land Pirates: Customized Solutions for Tradies

6.4K views7 months ago

TikToknzfishinghunting4x4expo

Mushroom Hunting - October 2022 - Edible Wild Mushrooms | King boletes | Red caps | Birch boletes

30.5K viewsOct 9, 2022

YouTubeLuke's Mushrooms

Chicken-fat mushroom / Suillus americanus

3.3K viewsAug 27, 2014

YouTubemomentaryvitality

Kew Gardens Treetop Walkway! #KEWGARDENS

179 views4 months ago

YouTubeVermilion Studios

You might be biting off more than you can chew! 🐢Tortellini, our red-footed tortoise, enjoying a midmorning snack of dandelion leaves. Tortoises, like her, are omnivorous meaning they eat both animal and plant matter. They'll feed on plants, fruits, flowers, fungi, insects, and occasionally carrion. Tortellini though loves her greens! 🥗 You can check her out today (2/3) hanging out with our sloth, Wally! 🦥 #redfootedtortoise #tortoise #aquarium #aquariumfun | Jenkinson's Aquarium

207 views9 months ago

FacebookJenkinson's Aquarium

Good morning beautiful people😊 Just arrived “Waitohu” a journal for making meaning, by Dr Hinemoa Elder 🤩 Oracle & Tarot cards back in stock 🥳 “Fungi” & “ Foraging” back in stock ☺️ “Come in, Feel better” 🪬🧿🔮💎 Wednesday-Sunday 10-4pm 💜 #comeinfeelbetter #featherston #wairarapa #waitohu #loveoursmalltown #supportlocal | Featherston’s Crystals & Curiosities

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