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Applying a 10% solution of potassium hydroxide (KOH) to a Jack O Lantern Mushroom (Omphalotus olivascens) and observing the color change from orange to green by raising the pH. This is a common toxic mushroom with orange spores that can be found growing on dead wood here in California. It will make you very sick if consumed and can be hazardous for your health in the long run, don’t confuse this with chanterelles. They can be used to dye fabrics and are bioluminescent meaning they glow in the da

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Applying a 10% basic solution of Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) to a #Pycnoporellusfulgens (that’s my best guess at least) Polypore. I believe it’s a brown rot fungus that grows on hardwoods and conifers (related to Fomitopsis). This is not an edible mushroom nor have I heard of it having any specific medicinal benefit..Check out the wild color change as pigments in the mushroom flesh are deprotonated by the basic solution. It looks to turn a reddish purple then eventually go blackish. Pretty neat ex

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💚 Koh has always cleaned and now it PROTECTS 💚

💚 Koh has always cleaned and now it PROTECTS 💚

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DISCLAIMER⚠️ Do not eat any fungi that has not been properly identified by a qualified professional, some are DEADLY when ingested. All edible wild fungi MUST be cooked.⚠️ Resinous Polyspore can grow abundantly late in the mushroom season, often covering dead hardwood logs with dozens of fruiting bodies. When very, very young, it is soft and supple. It’s deep mahogany color looks great, at least until you pick it and it bruises a dingy brown. Resinous polypores are also rich in lectins, which ha

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Here I use KOH (Potassium Hydroxide 10% w/v) to help differentiate edible vs toxic Agaricus species. Most likely this is part of the #YellowStainer #Agaricusxanthodermus group. This is common field mushroom growing saprobically in the grass, related to Button/Crimini mushrooms you buy in the store. Some Agaricus species can be delicious, but if they stain yellow with KOH or when handled and they smell like phenol (disinfectant), this type can lead severe gastrointestinal upset when consumed (🤒�

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Applying KOH to a Cortinarius species. #mushroomedu #mushroomidentification #chemistry #mycology #tiktokuniversity #fascinatedbyfungi #biology

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