Mushroom stem

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Much like a mushroom after its stem has been removed, when it comes to including mushroom stems in your cooking, the possibilities are bottomless.

Parasol Mushrooms (Macrolepiota & Chlorophyllum Sp.) are classic summertime edible wild mushrooms available all across the US and Europe. They're especially popular in French cooking, where they're often breaded and fried, but they're delicious in

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Make mushroom spore prints to learn about these amazing fungi. It only takes anywhere from a few hours to one day to see the results of this mushroom science project and it provides children with a concrete look at the mechanism mushrooms use to reproduce. #STEAM #STEM #mushrooms #fungi #fungus #backyardscience #science #giftofcuriosity #handsonlearning

Whether looking at the trees with shelf-like mushroom growths, staring at the mold that has developed far too soon on the loaf of bread in your cupboard, or being amused by the caterpillar while reading Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, one thing is clear, there is fungus among us! For the Love of Homeschooling is ready to explore that fungus with our Nature Study Club explorers!You can so DIY projects like this terrarium below - you can find this in our Senior and Explorer Workbooks.Join us…

Pinkish but paler than the cap, the stem of this mushroom is 3 to 7cm long and 1 to 1.5cm in diameter, without a stem ring, and is covered in whitish fibrils. 30–70 x 10–15mm, white to pinkish, covered in white fibrils; often bleeding red or orange droplets. The stem flesh is whitish tinged pink to orange. #fungi #mushroom #nature My FB post: www.facebook.com/groups/148750632385184/posts/1047356039191301/ More info: www.first-nature.com/fungi/rhodotus-palmatus.php

Shaggy Ink Cap (aka Lawyer's Wig or Shaggy Mane, Coprinus Comatus) - common fungus for foraging - must be eaten right away as it will turn black and dissolve itself in a matter of hours after being picked - can be stored for several days by fast microwave drying | Wikimedia