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Weekly Meeting – Cultivation

Weekly Meeting – Cultivation

ByJeremy Collison

When: Wednesday December 16 @ 7pm On Dec 10 I hosted a 1hr talk (link) with a really basic overview on how cultivation works. Now that I’ve poured some agar plates and cleaned up my lab, I will share some of the projects I’m getting started. Recording Here...

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How to identify Matsutake

How to identify Matsutake

ByJeremy Collison

Matsutake mushrooms, highly valued for their unique aroma and culinary applications, can be identified by several key features: Together, these characteristics are essential for accurately identifying matsutake mushrooms in the wild. Matsutake is also known by scientific names Tricholoma magnivelare and Tricholoma murrillianum Similar in Appearance: Smith’s AmanitaAmanita smithiana Key features of Amanita smithiana: 1….

Identifying Cottonwood Trees

Identifying Cottonwood Trees

ByJeremy Collison

One of the key habitats for early-season mushroom finding in the Pacific Northwest is with cottonwood trees. Western Washinton has fewer deciduous trees than the east coast, so identification is easier. Our cottonwood species is Populus trichocarpa. To find black cottonwood, start by finding areas near rivers, streams, and lakes. The leaves of cottonwoods quite…

GoFundMe.org Wildfire Relief Fund

ByJeremy Collison

[et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] In researching fires for morel hunting areas I’m reminded of the lives and communities that were devastated last year and the long road to recovery many are facing. If you have the means, please consider a donation to this relief fund https://gofund.me/bbeff5b1 [/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]