The golden oyster mushroom, native to Asia and Russia, has spread to Michigan forests after being introduced through home growing kits. The invasive mushroom is reducing biodiversity among native ...

Few organisms capture the imagination like the bleeding tooth fungus. Its oozing crimson droplets and ghostly white cap make it a natural spectacle. Discover how this strange fungus survives, spreads, ...

Aishwarya Veerabahu receives funding from UW-Madison Dept. of Botany, the UW Arboretum, the Society of Ecological Restoration, and the Garden Club of America. Aishwarya Veerabahu was an employee of ...

The golden oyster mushroom, a tasty species native to Asia, has proliferated in states around the Great Lakes and may crowd out native species, a new study shows. By Jacey Fortin For a few years, ...

In the natural world, fungi truly belong to a kingdom all their own. They play vital roles—helping humans craft drinks like beer, breaking down dead plants and animals to recycle nutrients, and ...

Often hidden from view, fungi are a critical part of our ecosystems. Some can be eaten as mushrooms; others help trees and forests thrive. But that’s not all: they’re also helping us create low-cost, ...

PRINCEVILLE (25News Now) - A Princeville farmer and mushroom hunter said he has been mushroom hunting for 35 years, and he said one type of fungus is highly sought after this season. Hunter Todd ...

Tom Weipert, a professional mushroom forager known as "The Mushroom King," travels extensively seeking mushrooms, which he sells online. Weipert offers tips for finding morels, including focusing on ...

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Elusive little brown mushrooms scatter Ithaca’s forest floors, waiting to be discovered by the Fantastic Fungi Fanatics as the weather warms and mushroom-hunting season recommences. FFF, Cornell’s ...

On Thursday, March 20, around 25 Waltham residents, a small but eclectic crowd, gathered in the lecture hall of the Waltham Public Library for guest speaker Jonathan Kranz’s presentation on mushrooms.