White Domecap / Summer / Autumn / Toxic The White Domecap (Leucocybe connata) is an intriguing and distinctive mushroom that captivates fungi enthusiasts and foragers with its pristine, white appearance and unique growth habits. Found in clusters on decaying wood and leaf litter in deciduous and mixed forests across Europe…
Category: Toxic
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Blackening Brittlegill / Summer / Autumn / Toxic Blackening Brittlegill (Russula nigricans) is found predominantly in deciduous and mixed woodlands across Europe and North America, this mushroom stands out due to its dramatic colour transformation from white to black as it ages. The Blackening Brittlegill features brittle, white gills that…
Over the past couple of years I’ve heard on and off, different tales about fern edibility, some saying they’re all highly carconagenic and others saying they’re delightful and highly saught after species for restaurants. I wanted to spend a little time researching this and thought I’d write my findings up…