- fairy-ring
mushroom, shiitake, enoki,
oyster mushrooms, fly
agarics and
other Amanitas,
magic mushrooms like
species of Psilocybe,
paddy straw mushrooms, shaggy...
-
agaricus mushroom were
originally light brown. The
white mushroom was
discovered in 1925
growing among a bed of
brown mushrooms at the
Keystone Mushroom Farm...
-
Psilocybin mushrooms, or psilocybin-containing
mushrooms,
commonly known as
magic mushrooms or as shrooms, are a type of
hallucinogenic mushroom and a polyphyletic...
-
desirable taste and aroma.
Mushrooms that have a
particularly desirable taste are
described as "choice".
Edible mushrooms are
consumed for
their nutritional...
- the
toxic mushrooms species with
edible species. To
prevent mushroom poisoning,
mushroom gatherers familiarize themselves with the
mushrooms they intend...
-
Psilocybin mushrooms are not
regulated by UN treaties. Many countries, however, have some
level of
regulation or
prohibition of
psilocybin mushrooms (for example...
-
Mushroom hunting,
mushrooming,
mushroom picking,
mushroom foraging, and
similar terms describe the
activity of
gathering mushrooms in the wild. This is...
- the
mushrooms, and
others would drink his urine. This urine,
still containing psychoactive elements, may be more
potent than the A. muscaria
mushrooms with...
- products.[citation needed]
Oyster mushrooms can also be used
industrially for
mycoremediation purposes.
Oyster mushrooms were used to
treat soil that had...
- that grow in the same areas.
Native to
North America and Eurasia, the
mushrooms are
common during late
summer and
autumn on hardwoods,
particularly American...
