This bizarre mushroom-like fungus, scientifically known as Xylaria polymorpha, looks exactly like its name suggests: rotting, blackened, shriveled fingers poking up from the ground.
This bizarre mushroom-like fungus, scientifically known as Xylaria polymorpha, looks exactly like its name suggests: rotting, blackened, shriveled fingers poking up from the ground.
This bizarre mushroom-like fungus, scientifically known as Xylaria polymorpha, looks exactly like its name suggests: rotting, blackened, shriveled fingers poking up from the ground.
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In Australia, authorities strongly advise against eating mushrooms that have not been expertly identified or purchased from a supermarket or grocer, as some fungi can be toxic or deadly if consumed. In each State and Territory, rules and regulations vary, and mushroom foraging is not allowed in some areas.