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| Serious post - really.
A few years after spreading several truckloads of (mostly oak) chips to improve sandy soil, I'm starting to get a lot of stinkhorn mushrooms. Most are Phallus ravenelii and Pseudocolus fusiformis (I think; I'm not trained in this) with a few others. They smell pretty rank when fresh. After rain washes away the spore-bearing slime, though, the remaining shafts smell wonderful - like the best fresh supermarket mushrooms I've encountered, but much stronger. The young "eggs" are said to be safe and tasty. Are the post-mature above-ground parts OK to eat? Happy Hallowe'en, all. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 23, 10 at 14:57
| I'm not trained in this ====>>>> i think that sums up whether or not you should stick these in your diet ken |
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