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Oyster mushrooms from below, Northycote

12 February 2025 by David
Oyster mushrooms from below, Northycote

Oyster mushrooms growing high on a tree, so I was able to picture their undersides. They take their name from the shape, not from any resemblance of their flavour to that of the mollusc.

Oyster mushrooms from below, Northycote

They are edible, being popular with foragers for wild food as well as being one of the species cultivated for sale.

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