A Anne Pringle, professor of botany and bacteriology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a mycologist studying the ecology and evolution of mushrooms: To identify an edible mushroom vs. a ...

Identifying mushrooms can be a fascinating but complex process. It's essential to be thorough and cautious, as some mushrooms ...

Found most commonly in fields and wet areas, puffballs mushrooms are large and white from the inside out and can be prepared ...

Eating wild mushrooms is a famously dangerous hobby. If you are an expert forager, you’ll know what grows in your area, where to find it, and how to be absolutely sure that you’ve found an edible ...

Wild mushroom collecting is a practice that helps people discover local food sources and the bounty generated by their own neighborhood forests. Of the many different species in North America, almost ...

Mushrooms are a big deal here in the Pacific Northwest. With our damp and forested landscape, a vast array of mushrooms grows throughout the region, from the recognizable to the downright odd. The ...

As morels and other mushrooms grow, conservation officials want to give folks a leg up when it comes to hunting for them and what to look out for. Missouri Department of Conservation will host a ...

To identify an edible mushroom vs. a poisonous one, you need to first identify the specific mushroom. In the same way you learn to identify the difference between a grapefruit and an orange — using ...