Scientists knit futuristic eco-building designs using fungal networks (phys.org)
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doi: dx.doi.org/10.3389/fbioe.2023.1229693
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These are some older photos of what I believe is Hericium cirratum, a species related to Hericium erinaceus (otherwise known as Lion’s Mane Mushroom)....
It’s not much to look at yet, but my oyster spawn is doing nicely after only four days. I picked up some spawn off ebay for pink and blue oysters, not realizing just how tiny an amount 10g really was. Well I had already been reading about expanding spawn in grain jars, and was advised here to also try popcorn kernels in...
Four days ago I added some purchased oyster spawn to five jars containing popcorn or rye (after sterilizing of course). The next day I noticed these white spots on the kernels of only one jar. For reference, the pink oyster spawn in this jar was also added to a jar of rye, and there is no sign of these spots in that jar, so I...
cross-posted from: beehaw.org/post/581212...
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An interview with the world’s leading mycologist
Usually Shaggy Mane mushrooms are prepared fresh, before they “deliquesce” into a black goo. However, the black goo is edible, and I thought that this recipe was very cool as it shows the black goo being used as an interesting ingredient.
cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/214527...
This is an interesting review on experiments that attempt to unravel the environmental triggers that cause the button mushroom to fruit.
Personally, I strongly believe it does!...