The loggers only want the trunk of the oak tree and leave the top branches on the ground. These branches are full of sap and perfect for growing mushrooms ... so they can be labeled "Product ...

Wild mushroom ... oak trees, typically on dead or dying wood or stumps. It has a single white stem from which it grows, and the underside looks similar to the bottom of a cauliflower. Oyster ...

The oyster mushroom eschews these physical traps in favor of a chemical mechanism. P. ostreatus is what's known as a "wood rotter" that targets dead trees, but wood is relatively poor in protein.

It's nice to see things changing and hopefully Cherry Tree House Mushrooms can stick around for awhile. My favorite preparation for oyster mushrooms comes from La Chaya Bistro where the mushrooms ...

The oyster mushroom (Pleurotis ostreatus) is common throughout Western North Carolina, appearing singly or in shelving masses on stumps, logs and living trunks of a variety of deciduous trees ...

Growing in shelf-like clusters resembling their oceanic namesake, oyster mushrooms sprout from dead trees and logs in the damp of autumn rains. Delicate and tender, unlike the meatier, sturdy shiitake ...

Oyster mushrooms grow in overlapping, shelf-like clusters on stumps, logs, and trunks of deciduous trees especially during damp weather. Broad, fleshy, shell-shaped caps are whitish to grayish to tan ...

and a massive motherboard with tiny oyster mushrooms growing on top of it. No, this lab isn’t trying to recreate scenes from “The Last of Us.” The researchers there have been working on ...

A mushroom native to the White Rose county and coveted by gourmet chefs is getting a new lease of life. The Yorkshire Oyster mushroom ... introduce native woodland trees such as oak, ash and ...

He and the farm owner had introduced a native oyster mushroom to wood chips from a tree that fell in a windstorm. “That experiment showed us that the native fungi were helping to accelerate the ...