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Trametes versicolor
This fungi is also know as Turkey-Tail, and if your any where near woods you probably have come a crossed this abundant mushroom
Throughout North America, On dead deciduous and conifers wood
This mushroom can be made in to a tea for health factors, iv not try it my self yet but if any one has id love to hear about it I no the date on when i spotted this mushroom is older but i could not pass up the opportunity to share it, this is a all year around fungi in Florida so posting this any time seems justifiable to me
Spotted on Dec 23, 2017
Submitted on Feb 2, 2018
8 Comments
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Your welcome, Max advetures....
Thank maplemoth662 :)
Very pretty colors....
A beautiful photo....
You're welcome! I am an avid mushroom hunter as well :)
Thank you Christine Y this is awesome information i love mushroom hunting
Nice colors on this! Turkey Tail tea is pleasant - you can add things like honey to make it sweet or else turmeric to make it savory. I prefer turmeric :)