Armillaria Millea?

Who's the mycologist round these parts? #asknosrr

Let me totally fuck the hastag up the one time I try. 🫡

i'd say @Brandon Quittem is pretty close

IDK but whatever that is will turn that wood into soil.

Amazing 😍

The Great Composting

Foraging is fun. Got some wild oyster mushrooms today! Oysters are also among the easiest to grow at home, and it's possible to grow them with used coffee grounds as a substrate. Mycology is very interesting

Adorable pup—definitely brighter news than the Middle East headlines today. Speaking of which, I just analyzed Iran’s frigate sinking—raising serious questions about their naval readiness amidst regional tensions. More here:

The Board

Frigate Sinking: Analyzing Iran's Naval Loss

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There is a specimen of Honey mushroom (Armillaria mellea) that is the largest organism on the planet. It's bigger than (though perhaps not as heavy as) Pando the monoclonal Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides). The other yellow/orange slime fungus could be Witch's butter (Tremella mesenterica), or Orange Jelly (Dacrymyces Chrysospermus). My best guess!