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Pleurotus
I am very wary of saying any any fungi are edible. There are records of some species of Pleurotus causing poisoning and there are some non-Pleurotus look-alikes that are definitely poisonous. You would need to be absolutely certain of species.
Mark, thank you. With my limited knowledge of fungi, but with a little research, I think you're correct. Can I assume these are edible?
Hi David. Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus) doesn't have gills. This must be something else. Maybe look at Pleurotus or similar?
Spotted on Sep 2, 2014 Submitted on Sep 3, 2014
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I am very wary of saying any any fungi are edible. There are records of some species of Pleurotus causing poisoning and there are some non-Pleurotus look-alikes that are definitely poisonous. You would need to be absolutely certain of species.
Mark, thank you. With my limited knowledge of fungi, but with a little research, I think you're correct. Can I assume these are edible?
Hi David. Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus) doesn't have gills. This must be something else. Maybe look at Pleurotus or similar?