Longding: A large wild mushroom, tentatively identified as Infundibulicybe gibba (formerly Clitocybe gibba), a well-known ...

While the discovery is promising for mushroom lovers, one expert noted that foraging activity soon might not breed similar levels of success. Rare mushroom species discovered for only 2nd time ...

Bolete mushrooms grow in the forests of Europe, Asia, and North America. They can be edible or poisonous. The edible ones, including the popular porcini mushrooms, are tasty and nutritious.

A rare and highly odorous mushroom species, known for its pink and red color and unique penis-like shape, has been discovered in a house in Hapugala, Galle, according to the Ceylon Journal of Science.

Guwahati: A rare butterfly species named Neptis philyra, commonly known as long-streak sailor, has been discovered for the first time in India in Tale.

The 9 Weirdest Mushroom And Fungi Species In The World. Story by Erin Kelly ... Thousands of different varieties of mushrooms exist: edible, medicinal, poisonous, hallucinogenic, and more.

If you find a morel mushroom in the wild, it’s important to first ensure that what you've found is a true morel mushroom, which is safe to consume, and not a lookalike, which could make you very ...

Morel mushrooms are a highly sought-after edible mushroom species found in Kentucky and across the world. These mushrooms thrive in a variety of ecosystems and are known for their unique, delicate ...

Scientists have discovered two new species of hallucinogenic mushrooms in southern Africa. A team of researchers found that the fungi represent members of the genus (group of species) Psilocybe ...

Two new species of hallucinogenic fungi have been identified and officially described, joining the ranks of around 140 known types of these psychoactive gilled mushroom. Both have distinct ...

The invasive death cap mushroom is thriving in North America. While it can be difficult to distinguish from an edible one, make no mistake: It can do a number on you. The death cap is the world's ...