
Paul Stamets
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New research sheds light on the incredible, invisible mycelial networks beneath our feet—where plants and fungi engage in a complex trade of carbon and nutrients. Using cutting-edge robotic imaging, scientists have uncovered how mycorrhizal fungi form efficient, dynamic underground supply chains. This groundbreaking study reveals the fascinating behaviors of these networks and their crucial role in carbon sequestration. Repost 🔁: New Scientist 🎥 Dr. Loreto Oyarte Galvez and Dr. Corentin Bisot/SPUN (SPUN)
Paul Stamets193,210 次观看 • 1 年前

Look at what we’ve found! A beautiful patch of Craterellus tubaeformis or the winter Chanterelle. This late-season mushroom thrives in the cool forests of North America and Europe. Its hollow, trumpet-shaped cap and widely spaced gills make it easy to identify, but what truly sets it apart is its mycorrhizal partnership with the forest itself. And yes, it also happens to be a delicious edible and choice mushroom. Enjoy!
Paul Stamets80,483 次观看 • 8 个月前

The fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, is so named as it was used to control the invasion of flies into houses before window screens were available. Poisonous to flies and even dogs, it typically does not kill humans but can be dangerous because in high doses it causes delirium or even induces erratic behavior, even unconsciousness. Hence you could die of hypothermia if you were incapacitated outside. Although easy to identify, the subject of fairy tales, Norse fables (the berserkers) and suggested to be associated with the origin story of what we know as the modern day Santa Claus, this can be a DANGEROUS species, dose dependently. I do NOT recommend consuming this species until scientists better understand its complexity. But….what a GORGEOUS mushroom!
Paul Stamets76,800 次观看 • 9 个月前

Folks, we have been working on this for many years, have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars – and invested in thousands of hours of effort. We now see a light at the end of a long bureaucratic tunnel, filled with many unnecessary and and often unreasonable legal obstacles.
Paul Stamets132,396 次观看 • 3 年前

This is Cantharellus formosus or the yellow Chantrelle. Easily recognized by its yellow-to-orange coloring and the blunt, forked ridges that run down its stem. Known for its mild, fruity aroma and apricot-like flavor, it’s one of the most sought-after edible mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest. Delicious!
Paul Stamets38,575 次观看 • 8 个月前

This is Hebeloma crustuliniforme or the Poison Pie. Common across Europe and North America, it often forms fairy rings and partners with broadleaf trees. But don’t let the innocent appearance fool you, this mushroom is poisonous. Beautiful in the forest, best left exactly where it grows.
Paul Stamets28,880 次观看 • 8 个月前

Hello myconauts ! It is that time of the year again to find Laeitiporus conifericola or chicken of the woods polypore mushrooms. These glorious mushrooms seem to be eager to be discovered. They are delicious and truly taste like chicken. Check out the link below for the full video on how to cook them. Have fun! 📸: Mark Spevakow
Paul Stamets63,620 次观看 • 2 年前

🍄🍄 The power of mushrooms!! 🍄🍄 Join the world’s most renowned mycologist Paul Stamets—author of Psilocybin Mushrooms in Their Natural Habitats—as he dives deep into the astonishing power of fungi, mycelium, and psychedelic mushrooms to transform not just our health, but our consciousness, society, and planet. #BialikBreakdown #mayimbialik #bialikbreakdown #mushrooms #fungi #consciousness #mycelium
Paul Stamets32,608 次观看 • 10 个月前

The smoky brown clustered wood lover, Hypholoma capnoides, is a delicious mushroom that few know about. This species has purplish brown spores. Be careful, there are some poisonous lookalikes — like the green filled clustered wood lover, Hypholoma fasciculare, aka the sulphur tuft. Even more dangerous and toxic is a rusty brown spored orangish mushroom species in the Galerina marginata group and can be DEADLY! Take a spore print! And be absolutely accurate in your identification before consuming. This mushroom is for experts! Be CAREFUL! See my latest book for more information. Mycology is edgy….and so much fun! Filming and photos by Pamela Kryskow, MD
Paul Stamets27,281 次观看 • 9 个月前

The path we share. The path we travel. Long after we are gone, this old growth forest will be here. We share this journey through life, as our ancestors and descendants have... and will. Peace and love. Nature is beautiful. Life is precious. Enjoy every moment. With respect, Paul
Paul Stamets66,501 次观看 • 2 年前