Can't you see the turkeytails sticking up on this rotten log?
With the morning sun shining THROUGH these thin bracket fungi, they do look every bit like a turkey tail, especially after having just been show a good two dozen of the real thing in a local physician’s office.
The purported medical benefits do not warrant putting these common mushrooms in your mouth. In light of recent poisonings, an excess of caution is probably a good idea.
The Turkey Tail Mushroom (Trametes versicolor), aka Yun Zhi, Kawaratake, Coriolus versicolor | Wild Branch Mushrooms
Turkey Tail Mushrooms for Cancer Treatment? – Dr. Weil
Experts Warn: Don’t Eat Wild Mushrooms | InsideNova
Two More Poisonous Mushroom Cases Reported In DC | News | Georgetown News
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