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I am a chef and organic gardener of 20+ years. Also an advocate of native/wild edibles, since they often bring more flavor to the plate.
Chattanooga, TN
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Could this be what has started growing here, http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/375...
Interesting, probably a crust fungi, though I can not help with species.
The key to eating the flowers is getting them when starting to wilt, then I am sure they will love them. Flavor ranges from strawberry to melon, my favorite edible wildflower, delicious and beautiful.
Stunning photo Sergio
I have found a similar organism several times, always growing on scat, will have to dig it up believe I erroneously labeled it fungi.
I would be happy to Logan, congratulations it was definitely a missing part of the PN puzzle.
Assassin bug nymph, possibly Pselliopus spp.
Hi pam, these are definitely not fungi, you can see their heads, if you categorize it correctly will probably get more help.
