Mushrooms

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In mushrooms, the club-shaped structures that bear spores are called basidia. These specialized cells are found on the gills or pores of the mushroom and are responsible for producing and releasing spores through a process called basidiospore formation. Each basidium typically produces four spores, which are then dispersed for reproduction.

Agaricus bisporus.

it is probably mushroom soup, but get a friend to check first

Spores are eaten and spread by small animals

Mushrooms grow on dead matter - so you could have anything under the ground from a rotting tree root to thick thatch in your lawn. There are no products to control mushrooms.

If the mushrooms are growing in a straight line that leads to a tree...well that means the roots are rotting and your favorite tree isn't long for this world.

If you see a large group of them usually in a circle, that simply means there WAS a tree in that area and there are still some roots underground. If you see tiny ones scattered all over the lawn, then you have very thick thatch.

the most expensive mushroom in the world is the Matsutake Mushroom from Japan

poison

The cap and the stem get you the same highness its a myth that the cap gets yoy higher

It depends on what kind. Psilocybin mushrooms are usually small, the largest probably being Psilocybe cubensis. Amanita muscaria and pantherina can get much larger with caps getting as large as a small dinner plate.

Death, illness, insanity (hallucinogenic mushrooms can be a serious threat to your brain), disfigurement, permanent impairment and if any of these things happen to you there is a good chance at least one person will laugh at you to boot. Some common wild mushrooms are: Amanita virosa, a very plain looking small white mushroom with a smallish, flattish cap. Eating one will kill you in a few hours to a few days. It is very painful. Common name is the Death Angel. Galerina autumnalis. A very pleasant golden mushroom with a thin stalk and flattish cap. Also causes death. Common name is the Deadly Gallerina. Pleurotus ostreatus. It looks like a thick fan growing off the side of wood and ranges in colour from grey to salmon. This mushroom is delicious and totally safe. Common name is the Oyster Mushroom. Luckily, you don't have to go out of your way to get these, they sell them at grocery stores. Amanita phalloides. Looks very similar to white button mushrooms at the grocery store. I little bigger and more light tan than white. This is considered the world's deadliest mushroom. The common name is the Death Cap. After 5-24 hours (12 average) of one bite you will have nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and cramping. This will be followed by a brief perdiod of feeling better and then kidney and liver failure leading to coma and then death. If you want to harvest fresh mushrooms there are lots of fun kits and guides to growing your own. 90% of mushrooms are safe to eat and the majority of those are either tasteless or taste bad. But, you can grow safe, delicious mushrooms on logs in your yard very cheaply and easily. Try Googling "grow your own mushrooms" and you will find stuff like this http://www.mycosource.com/kits.htm. All of these kits are $25, a cheap plentful source of tasty food and it saves you a fortune in medical and funeral expenses. and on that happy note, have a happy camping trip!

Generally, you do not want to keep mushrooms for longer than a week. However, the general method of checking that your mushrooms are still fresh is to feel them. If they feel slimy or look darker than normal, it is time to throw them away. I would say about the same if they are stored in their original container or package. If you use a Green Bag, I have kept them as long as three weeks - I'm absolutely serious. If you do not have a Green Bag, a muslin bag or cloth will work nearly as well. The idea is to keep the moisture away from them without drying them out. And if they do become dried out because of lack of humidity, finish drying them on the kitchen counter and keep them in a ziploc bag once they are fully dried for later use.

Absolutely not. Poisonous mushrooms are extremely dangerous and cooking does nothing to reduce the danger. If you pick wild mushrooms and don't know what you are doing, make sure you are with someone who does. The good thing is that it is fairly easy to learn about the main types of safe wild mushrooms and if you stick to them, you should not be at too much risk.

oyster mushrooms use its energy by sticking to a tree

Was your question supposed to be dangerous to TOUCH a child while on Shrooms?

If so, the answer is no, however you should not be around children at all while "tripping"!

yes but it stays in your body for such a short time that it wont be positive

A lot of people will not soak them for more than a few hours but we have always cleaned them and soaked them in light salt water until we are ready to cook them. If they are fresh they can soak for up to a week before they start getting difficult to handle without breaking them. If you start finding morels that are getting dry then just soak them long enough for them to absorb some water and then drain the water and store them in a zip lock in the fridge so they hold the moisture for a couple of days until you are ready to cook them.

No. moist, wet, dark environments.

Mushrooms do not have organs in the same way that animals do. Instead, they are composed of a network of mycelium, which is made up of thread-like structures called hyphae. The visible part of the mushroom, known as the fruiting body, primarily functions in reproduction, producing spores for propagation. Other functions such as nutrient absorption and decomposition are carried out by the mycelium in the substrate.

You just have to simply cook it, and cut it up. But you have to watch out for the poison ones,like the Death Cap.It looks like a ordinary mushroom,but the bottom has white stuff.So just look out for the bad ones

There is no way to certainly identify psilocybin-containing mushrooms without a chemical analysis. However, they may stain blue upon bruising, and are generally tan or brown with dark purple spores. Many mushrooms share these characteristics and therefore it is recommended that you do not ingest wild-picked mushrooms, even if they are legal in your area (which they are typically not).

No, mushrooms will not turn into trees. This is because they belong to two completely different kingdoms of life: mushrooms belong in the Fungi kingdom, while trees are in the plantae kingdom. No form of life can cross between two kingdoms, so that means the most a mushroom will ever become is a larger mushroom.

A mushroom's life span depends on the species. Some only live for about a day, while others can live for several months.

The various alkaloids in mushrooms are responsible for making you "high." The most common alkaloids found are psilocybin, psilocin, and baeocystin. http://erowid.org/plants/mushrooms/mushrooms.shtml

Usually a chicken and mushroom pizza.