Make no-sew felt mushrooms with just glue and felt! A quick, whimsical craft for kids and adults—perfect for ornaments, decor ...

Learn how to stop mushrooms from overtaking your yard so you can maintain curb appeal, address drainage issues, and protect ...

Fungi, who are more closely related to us than they are to plants, can sense gravity and are often gravitropic. Mycologist Britt A. Bunyard, writing in the journal “Fungi” (volume 5:4, 2012 ...

When immature, Shaggy Ink Caps (or Lawyers’ Wigs) have tall, grayish-white caps that resemble a bullet, with upturned scales and a smooth stem. Often found in lawns, these mushrooms only live ...

Wine cap Stropharia, or wine cap mushrooms, are a red-brown edible fungus with a white stem. They grow most often in the northeast U.S. and can be found in forested areas, garden beds, and many lawns.

The death cap is a large fungus up to around 15cm across and 15cm tall with a domed or white cap and an off-white stem. These mushrooms can be located in parks, gardens and nature strips, the ...

Noise comes in all kinds of colors, including pink, brown, violet, green, violet, and of course the ubiquitous white, which is just the equal distribution of all frequencies between 20 to 20,000 ...

A DEADLY fungus invasion has hit Britain as mushrooms so poisonous a mouthful could kill you spring up in UK soil, ... The stem is off-white, 7–15cm high with a floppy ring.

Oyster mushrooms: found on aspen trees, they have a white cap, a lateral or absent stem, and have white gills that run the length of the mushroom. Honey mushrooms : They have a tan to golden-brown ...

Scientists have learned that another species of fungus found in Europe and Asia causes white-nose disease, which has ravaged bat populations in the United States and Canada.

Sclerotinia crown and stem rot, also called white mold, can be one of the most destructive diseases of alfalfa. The pathogen that causes this disease, Sclerotinia trifoliorum, infects the alfalfa ...

These relatively large mushrooms have a turgid, off-white stem that can grow between 5 and 15cm tall, and a domed cap that typically flattens with age, reaching up to 12cm in diameter. The wildlife ...