Early Summer Mushroom and Plant Identification
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Published 2024-06-20
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All Comments (21)
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At 15:42 those are not actually bugs but isopods, these crustations are detritivores and do an amazing job of breaking down rotten and decaying plant matter into rich soil.
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Sow Bugs or Pill Bugs. Thanks for the great video!
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My mother has lung cancer and almost died last year. I got her taking turkey tails and she said she is feeling good and no side effects. Even stopped taking prescription drugs. So I believe that turkey tails are a cure!!! I wish I could find them up here in North Idaho
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Love seeing Gunnar out there for another season of mushroom hunting! Thanks for sharing so much of your knowledge and interesting finds, Aaron.
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We need at least one collaboration with Tony from Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't. 🧐 The ending could be both of you sitting down and doing "Chicken of the Woods" PT2 . Oh the colorful language that will be used if he has the same culinary experience that you did 🤣 SERIOUSLY, love your content. Amazing how many people on Reddit do too. You created a great product! Educational, entertaining, calming, and very light on earths resources 10/10
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Fomitopsis has medicinal properties similar to ganoderma spp. (artists conk), I use them in an immunity tincture preparation. They’re not as well studied but I’ve read about their medicinal benefits in several books and websites. I love how they sweat, so cool looking!
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It seems like you can always find the coolest mushrooms everywhere! Whenever I go to places like this on the kitsap peninsula I come up mostly dry :(
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Hey Agaricus Augustus with some tater bugs we call them pill bugs too THANKS AARON
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another great video aaron! those mono-tropic plants are fascinating! good luck on your course! wish you were closer to whatcom county!
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The bug. Always been called Rollie Pollie down here in the south Thanks Aaron for all your vidios. Have learned a lot from you.
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Love the channel been here from the start! Keep doing your thing!
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Thank you for another great video. I learn so much watching these and get so excited when I get new videos. Thanks Aaron
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Congrats on the college course what an honor!
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I love the Tshirt logo 🤚🏻 great vid as always
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Thanks bro for the best fungi channel
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Thank you for your accurate ID. Really enjoyed your video!
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Dang,those plants related to ghost pipe were really cool!!
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In Minnesota the "Indian pipe" is a good indicator for Chanterelles.
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nice
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At 17:46 your Candolleomyces candolleanus graphic says edible but you said inedible in your commentary. Curious which you meant? I really enjoy your videos and knowledge, thank you.
