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75Alien Invasion! Star Jelly, Slime Molds & Zombie Ants
Are aliens already here? Some earthly life forms are so strange they seem more like space invaders. Theories like Panspermia and Neopanspermia suggest that the fungus among us might just be from far beyond earth and the human imagination.
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72Eat for Free from Mother Natures Larder
Mother Natures larder is very rarely empty, and if you know exactly where to look you can soon find a veritable feast. The most common of our so called weeds can be used to produce very tasty healthy treats and staples in our diets. and the added...
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64Fellowship of the Fungi
Lactarius indigo This is the first of many mini eco-episodes about mushrooms and other interesting fungi that I and my myco-minded friends have, and will come upon, on our fun as fungi forages through pristine primordial forest. Here I will...
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58mushroom man mindmeld
a stunning hericeum ramosum - a delicate fragrant delicious fungal specimen beautifully rupturing from a rotting log Man is but a big mushroom I say I say - quite enthusiastically. He just hasn't completely realized it yet, well at least not all us...
6741st Annual Fungus Fair at Lawrence Hall of Science, UC Berkeley
This weekend was the 41st Annual Fungus Fair at Lawrence Hall of Science, UC Berkeley. This is the largest annual public event of Mycological Society of San Francisco. Initially I signed up to do set up on...
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73Saving the Planet with Mushrooms
How the lowly fungus can recycle waste, make harmless nuclear waste, and help cure the world's ills. Five things mushrooms are really good at doing.
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63How Mushrooms are Cultivated on a Farm
Sunday was Mycological Society's Far West Fungi Farm field trip. We arrived at the Farm just minutes past noon, and joined the first tour led by one of John and Toby Garrone's (owners and long time members of...
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64cordycep sinensis - substrates used
Cordyceps sinensis is a mycology marvel of a fungus, habitually found in elevated areas of China and Tibet. This specialized mushroom targets a specific kind of moth, Hepialus armoricanus Oberthur. This...
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69How To Grow Gourmet Mushrooms
Growing gourmet mushrooms is easier than you think. Want to learn how? Check out this hub!
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65Branches of Biology and its Meaning
The following are the various branches of biology: Botany is the study of plants. Zoology is the study of animals. Anatomy is the study of internal structures of living things. Biochemistry is the use of chemistry in the study of living...
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