Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Russet Toughshank (Gymnopus dryophilus), also celebrated traditionally as the Oak-loving Collybia, is one of the most prolific and ecologically indispensable forest-floor decomposers across the temperate woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. Emerging in large...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The American Matsutake (Tricholoma magnivelare), celebrated in Japanese cuisine as the White Matsutake, is one of the most highly prized and aromatic wild gourmet mushrooms on planet Earth. Emerging from deep needle duff in the Pacific Northwest conifer forests, this...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Marsh Honey Fungus (Armillaria ectypa) is one of the rarest, most ecologically unique, and strictly protected fungi in the world. Unlike all other honey mushrooms which grow on trees or woody roots, this mysterious basidiomycete is an obligate wetland specialist...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Yellow Honey Mushroom (Armillaria luteobubalina), universally known in Australia as the Australian Honey Fungus, is a prolific, wood-decaying basidiomycete fungus native to the eucalyptus forests of southern Australia. Renowned for producing spectacular, dense...
Fungi > Agarics & Gilled Mushrooms
The Pale Honey Fungus (Armillaria cepistipes) is a widespread, wood-decaying basidiomycete fungus native to temperate forests across the Northern Hemisphere. Distinguished from other honey mushrooms by its delicate, pale honey-buff coloration, club-shaped (cep-like)...
