Why Do I Have Mushrooms In My Yard? Mushrooms feed on thatch, stumps, old roots, or even construction sawdust or debris ...

There’s something about mushrooms — their ruffled, top-hatted oddball beauty; their earthy to aquatic flavors; and their mind ...

Elusive little brown mushrooms scatter Ithaca’s forest floors, waiting to be discovered by the Fantastic Fungi Fanatics as the weather warms and mushroom-hunting season recommences. FFF ...

as well as mushrooms, many of which are edible — and delicious. A versatile ingredient, mushrooms are shape-shifters in the kitchen. They can be chopped, blended, grilled, sautéed and more ...

Search in places people don’t usually go. That's among Tom Weipert's tips for finding mushrooms in the wild. "Where the beer cans stop, the mushrooms pop," he said. Thomas Weipert points toward ...

Each spring, the Mushroom Festival in Richmond, Missouri, draws fungi fans to the town square to eat mushrooms and cheer for ...

"Mushrooms are not plants," said Amy Honan, who teaches mycology and fungal ecology at Oregon University. "Fungi are more closely related to animals than they are to plants." Plants make their own ...

This story appears in the June 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine. When you hear the words “laundry detergent,” what comes to mind? Probably not mushrooms. But a Danish firm called ...

If you’ve spent any time in Detroit's Midtown in the past couple of months, you may have noticed a nondescript window sign for The Mushroom Hub on Cass Avenue. For curious fungi lovers who’ve ...

a professional mushroom forager known as "The Mushroom King," travels extensively seeking mushrooms, which he sells online. Weipert offers tips for finding morels, including focusing on areas near ...