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Neolentinus ponderosa – Giant Sawgill
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Corals – Ramaria species
Ramaria are generally prolific during spring season and when the weather cooperates in the fall. Corals are eaten by many…
Polyozellus marymargaretae – Maggie’s Blue Chanterelle
Maggie’s Blue Chanterelle is named after one of Linda’s early mentors in Portland, Maggie Rogers. (More about Maggie here: https://www.fungimag.com/spring-2019-articles-02/Rogers.pdf.) Polyozellus…
Morels – Many species, Edible for most people but not all
‘Living in Central Oregon has many advantages to those who settled on the west side of the Cascades. One of…