gz
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fungi on tree ID?Can anyone ID the fungi on the tree in my friend's blogpost? (USA if that is any help)
http://danfinneganpottery.blogspot.com/2011/09/pots-and-peeves-and-natural-world.html
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wildfoodie
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it looks to me like it could be Armillaria tabescens - ringless honey fungus - although I can't see the stems clearly enough to be really sure.
judging by the rest of the woods it is pretty likely to be a honey fungus - spreads like wildfire and is very destructive.
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gz
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I did wonder.
Is it edible? Just a thought
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wildfoodie
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I have had A. tabescens before - it was quite good - meaty and full flavoured, airc. Think we blanched then fried it. worth a second opinion tho, especially if this isn't uk woodland...
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