The Mushroomist
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Canthaxanthin: The Chanterelle Hiding in Your Salmon
The brilliantly bright-red cinnabar chanterelle is tiny but it pops on the forest floor.
The pink in a fillet of farmed salmon and the deep golden yolk in a “farm fresh” egg often come from the same thing, and it all started with a mushroo...
Lobster Mushroom: The Ultimate Mushroom Makeover
The orange-red “lobster” color of these mushrooms is unmistakeable. Nothing else looks like this.
If you find something in the woods that looks like someone dropped a cooked lobster in the leaf litter, you’ve probably stumbled onto a lobs...
Fairy Rings: Witches, Fairies, and A Slow Moving Fungus
Fairy rings often show up overnight, which is a little disconcerting when you didn’t know it’s there to begin with!
A perfect circle of mushrooms in the grass looks deliberate, as if someone laid them out one by one, like neatly placed Eas...
Calostoma: Hotlips in the Leaf Litter
It has a round head, red hot lips, and woven gelatinous strands for a stem. And, yes, it’s real! (ID 232858386 @ Kallen1979| Dreamstime.com)
This weirdo fungus, commonly known as prettymouth, hotlips, and stalked puffball-in-aspic, will ha...
Bleeding Tooth Fungus: The Devil's Strawberry Shortcake
The bleeding tooth mushroom really bleeds!! (ID 452389212 | Hydnellum Peckii © Anna Bashkirova | Dreamstime.com)
This mushroom looks like it has been in a fight. On top of its cap are thick droplets that look eerily like blood, bright red,...
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Welcome to The Mushroomist. Here you'll find all things mushroom: identification and field stories, the genuinely strange things fungi can do, the surprising ways we use them, and whatever's new in the mushroom world.
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