Saturday, September 8, 2012

Comb Tooth Fungi

Comb Tooth Fungi (c) 2012 High Virginia Images
I was walking the dogs on Wednesday, near the Shavers Fork River in Randolph County and noticed this white fungi on a rotted log. I had seen this species before, but didn't pay much attention to it. I thought it was one of the coral fungi. Comb Tooth (Hericium ramosum) is supposed to be a good edible. It grows on dead wood. Being a very pretty fungi, I didn't even think of it as an edible, until I looked it up. I plan on trying this one if I find some again.

1 comment:

  1. This fungi reminds me of hoarfrost! Such delicate beauty...

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