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    Home » Types of Edible Wild Mushrooms

    Edible Wild Mushrooms

    • Blue stained mushrooms cut and laid out for identification on a board.
      Cornflower Bolete
    • Craterellus caeruleofuscus or the cerulean black trumpet mushroom
      Cerulean Black Trumpets
    • The Chome-footed bolete, or Harrya chromapes, Tylopilus chromapes, Leccinum chromapes
      Chrome-Footed Bolete (Harrya chromapes)
    • Polyozellus multiplex, Polyozellus atrolazulinus or clustering blue chanterelles
      The Blue Chanterelle: Polyozellus multiplex
    • Ramaria botrytis or pink tipped edible coral mushrooms
      Pink-Tipped Coral Mushrooms (Ramaria botrytis)
    • Pig ear mushrooms or gomphus clavatus
      Pig Ear Mushrooms / Gomphus clavatus
    • Gyroporus castaneus chestnut bolete mushroom
      The Chestnut Bolete: Gyroporus castaneus
    • Cantharellus californicus
      The California Chanterelle, Cantharellus californicus
    • Tylopilus indecisus or ferrugineus mushrooms
      Non-Bitter Tylopilus
    • Boletus pallidus mushrooms harvested in Minnesota
      Boletus Pallidus
    • Lactarius thyinos, an edible member of the saffrom milkcap mushroo family
      Lactarius thyinos: A Delicious Orange Milkcap
    • Tricholoma caligatum the false matsutake
      Tricholoma caligatum: The False Matsutake
    • Orange cordyceps mushrooms on a piece of slate.
      Cordyceps Militaris
    • half-free morels morchella punctipes
      Half-Free Morels
    • Blewit mushroom or Clitocybe nuda growing in wood chips.
      Blewit Mushrooms (Clitocybe Nuda)
    • Pickled stinkhorn eggs
      Stinkhorn / Witch Eggs
    • Lactifluus volemus
      Voluminous Milk Caps (Lactifluus Volemus)
    • Beefsteak mushrooms growing on a tree.
      The Beefsteak Mushroom
    • Pine Porcini Mushrooms
      Midwestern Pine Porcini: Boletus subcaerulescens
    • Gyromitra caroliniana
      On Cooking False Morels / Gyromitra
    • St George's Mushroom
      Quest for the Mushroom of St. George\
    • Minnesota Matsutake Mushrooms
      Hunt for the Minnesota Matsutake
    • Hygrophorus Russula
      Hygrophorus Russula
    • "Mousseron" Mushrooms ?
    • wild cauliflower mushrooms or sparassis crispa
      Cauliflower Mushrooms or Sparassis: The Noodle Fungus
    • Bleeding milkcaps or lactarius sanguifluus
      Bleeding Milk Caps / Lactarius sanguifluus
    • a plastic basket of purple coral mushrooms.
      Thoughts on Ramarias / Coral Mushrooms
    • fairy ring mushrooms or marasmius oreades
      Fairy Ring Mushrooms / Mousserons (Marasmius oreades)
    • dead man's fingers, Xylaria polymorpha
      Dead Man's Finger Mushrooms / Xylaria Polymorpha
    • craterellus fallax and craterellus cinereus var multiplex
      The Fragrant Trumpet: Craterellus Cinereus and Foetidus
    • red chanterelles from wisconsin
      Red Chanterelles (Cinnabars)
    • edible ischnoderma resinosum mushrooms on a tree
      Resinous Polypore / Ischnoderma resinosum
    • shaggy mane coprinus comatus lawyers wig-4
      Foraging and Cooking Shaggy Mane Mushrooms
    • white lobster mushrooms edible
      White Lobster Mushrooms
    • minnesota white chanterelles
      White Chanterelles
    • black morel in northern minnesota
      Black Morels
    • lactarius salmoneus
      Lactarius Salmoneus: A Tasty Orange Milk Cap
    • suillus luteus slippery jack mushroom outside in the woods.
      Suillus Luteus
    • Matsutake mushrooms or Tricholoma magnivelare
      Matsutake or Pine Mushrooms: Identification, Harvesting and Cooking
    • boletinellus mushrooms
      Ash Tree Boletes or Boletinellus Merulioides

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