Turkey tail mushrooms

How to identify the Turkey Tail Mushroom or Trametes versicolor, one of the most commonly found mushrooms in North America.

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Not typically eaten, due to their tough, chewy texture, turkey tail mushrooms have been used for centuries to treat various conditions. Perhaps the most

Old fallen ash tree covered in this delightful bracket fungi. Very common and highly variable. The bands can vary from white to black and everything in between. Blue versions are rather funky.

Let's learn how to identify, Turkey Tail mushroom (Trametes versicolor), which has quickly become one of the most popular consumer mushrooms on the market! W...

Learn how to identify, find, grow, and benefit from the medicinal qualities of turkey tail mushrooms. This is a well-known fungus that has been used as a medicine for thousands of years in Asian countries and in indigenous populations.

Turkey tail mushrooms, scientifically known as Trametes versicolor, are a type of bracket fungus that is commonly found on dead or decaying trees and logs. They are named "turkey tail" due to their fan-like shape and vibrant, multicolored bands that resemble the tail feathers of a wild turkey. These mushrooms are widely distributed around the world and are known for their distinctive appearance and medicinal properties. Learn about the health benefits in our article.