Fungi Lovers digest -- February 2021

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A pleasure to note that new active fungi lovers arrive. Up to date we are 578 subscribers, 47 active posters, and had 193 interactions last week. Community account reached the total power of 3561 HP (thanks to solominer@solominer, qwerrie@qwerrie, bambuka@bambuka, keuudeip@keuudeip and portal-xenna@portal-xenna for their delegation). As you know from previous posts, FL is a part of @OCD community incubation program -- check the link above for full details. In brief, it means @OCD encourages hiveans to post to dedicated communities by giving back nice upvotes for great posts. (OCD discord channel, in case you have questions or wanna thank back).

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We just kindly ask: go for quality, instead of quantity. No need to spam over the place with low quality posts, that will get you no readers; its pointless and waste of your lifetime.

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Today's digest made from old posts brought by a single Hivean, one of the most active authors in our community: marianomariano@marianomariano. Mushrooms encountered are common (or more rare) to the Central Europe. All posts have iDs and basic info and very useful for educating yourself. So, you are warmly welcome to. Strange shapes and less known edibles.


fascinating shapes

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post link:Caesar's mushroom (Amanita caesarea)
category:iD. toadstool. rare. non-toxic. edible

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post link:Phaesolenia densa (Frosty poplar)
category:iD. fascinating shapes. non-toxic. inedible. rare.

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post link:Clavaria argillacea
category:iD. fascinating shapes. edible. rare/endangered specie

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post link:Clavaria argillacea (variety)
category:iD. fascinating shapes. edible. not rare

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post link:Earth tongues (Geoglossum)
category:iD. fascinating shapes. inedible. rare.

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post link:Geopora arenicola
category:iD. fascinating shapes. inedible. rare/protected specie

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post link:Pseudoplectania nigrella (ebony cup)
category:iD. fascinating shapes. inedible/medicinal. not rare

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post link:Microstoma protractum
category:iD. fascinating shapes. inedible. very rare/strict protection

less known edible mushrooms

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post link:Tricholoma atrosquamosum
category:iD. not rare. nice delicate edible

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post link:Russula virescens (quilted green russula)
category:iD. not rare. edible, tasty

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post link:Hygrophorus eburneus (Ivory waxy cap)
category:iD. not rare. popular, tasty, edible

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post link: Amanita strobiliformis (Warted amanita)
category:iD. rare. tasty, edible

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post link:Amanita rubescens (Blusher mushroom)
category:iD. edible, tasty. very common. has toxic synonims

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post link:Phyllotopsis nidulans (Mock oyster, Orange oyster)
category:iD. inedible. rare

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post link:Flammulina fennae
category:iD. rare tree fungus. edible

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post link:Flammulina velutipes (Winter flame)
category:iD. common tree fungus, edible & tasty. grows all winter

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Now its time to part ways. As little reminder: we have a nice fun challenge at HIVE, hold by @EwkaW: #FungiFriday. I hope many of you will join, as there are only 2 simple rules:

  • when Friday comes, share your fungi with us! post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi (yes, stolen images will be checked and reported !)
  • add #fungifriday (not necessarily must be your 1st tag). that's all!

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Fungi Lovers digest -- February 2021 | Ecency