the golden oyster mushroom, in Japanese Tamogitake, In Russia they are called II'mak and in the Netherlands we call them Gele oesterzwam. This is an edible gilled fungus. These mushrooms are a source ...

Many once thought that mushrooms spread by passively dropping their spores, after which the reproductive packets would hopefully get picked up by a gust of wind, and carried thither and yon. But new ...

Rooted in a host organism or patch of habitat such as a dead log, tens of thousands of species of filamentous fungi rely on spores shed from mushrooms and passively carried by the wind to disperse to ...

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But new research shows mushrooms take a more active role in spreading their seed: They "make wind" to carry their spores about, said UCLA researcher Marcus Roper. This study by Roper and Dressaire ...

I like mushrooms, although they are kind of creepy in a way. But the good ones are tasty. First of all, and you probably already knew this but forgot – mushrooms don't have seeds. They have spores.