Beefsteak Fungus
A blood-red bracket fungus that grows on oak and chestnut, named for its meat-like appearance and red juice.
10 mushrooms containing the letter G — each with origin, classification, and notes.
Below are mushrooms that contain the letter G anywhere in the name. Each of the 10 mushrooms below opens to a full profile.
A blood-red bracket fungus that grows on oak and chestnut, named for its meat-like appearance and red juice.
A large cream-coloured cluster of ribbon-like flaps that fruits at the base of conifers, resembling a head of cauliflower.
A dark cracked sterile growth that bursts from birch trunks in cold climates, valued in traditional folk medicine.
A pure white Amanita that contains the same liver-destroying amatoxins as the death cap.
The iconic red-capped white-spotted toadstool of European folklore, containing the psychoactive compounds muscimol and ibotenic acid.
An enormous white spherical mushroom of rich grassland, edible when young and bright white throughout.
A cream-buff cap mushroom with soft tooth-like spines instead of gills, beloved by beginner foragers for its safety and flavour.
A thick-stemmed Mediterranean oyster mushroom with firm scallop-like flesh, popular in restaurant cooking.
A tall, cylindrical white inkcap with shaggy scales that dissolves into black ink with age.
A cream-coloured spring-fruiting field mushroom, traditionally appearing in Europe around St George's Day on 23 April.
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