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Lights of the undergrowth: the honey-colored Armillaria

22/02/2015 16:14

Lights of the undergrowth: the honey-colored Armillaria
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That day, while walking along an old forest path, my gaze fell on a stump covered in a golden glow. There, nestled in the damp shadows, a cluster of honey-colored honey fungus seemed to have burst from the earth like a discreet fire. Their shiny caps, almost translucent in places, were piled high in perfect natural balance.


Although some consider this mushroom edible after cooking, it can cause digestive problems, especially if not properly prepared.

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