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  • Schneider Springs Burn
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    Schneider Springs Burn

    ByJeremy Collison May 17, 2022April 10, 2023

    Overview One of the best places to search for morels is 1 year-old burn areas. This large 2021 burn is 20 miles west of Naches, WA. In the past week or two, low elevation areas around the burn finally started to fruit.  Members are invited to meet up in the area this weekend (May 21-22)…

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  • Low Elevation Morels
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    Low Elevation Morels

    ByJeremy Collison May 3, 2022April 10, 2023

    Bring on the morels! Low-elevation morels have been popping around the Pacific Northwest since early April however it’s still early season for much of the region or even possibly still covered with snow. Most of the mushrooms people are finding in the Salish Sea region are landscape morels or Morchella importuna. This are dark, conic-shaped…

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    Morels and other spring mushrooms

    ByJeremy Collison April 6, 2022March 6, 2024

    A recording from the Apr 5 Spring Mushrooms talk and a high-res version of the morels species sheet

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    Intro to PNW Mushrooms (Repost)

    ByJeremy Collison March 25, 2022May 5, 2023

    A replay from the last Intro to PNW Mushrooms presentation

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  • Are morels toxic when consumed with alcohol?
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    Are morels toxic when consumed with alcohol?

    ByJeremy Collison March 17, 2022March 25, 2025

    Are morels poisonous with alcohol? In short, for most people, no. Most people can safely eat properly cooked morels with alcohol without adverse reactions. Nearly all morel poisonings are related to personal sensitivities, or eating raw/undercooked morels. Many people experience adverse reactions to eating morels without alcohol. Thoroughly cooking significantly improves the edibility of morels…

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  • Meriwether Lewis on eating morels
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    Meriwether Lewis on eating morels

    ByJeremy Collison March 15, 2022April 10, 2023

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  • Mycology Terms
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    Mycology Terms

    ByJeremy Collison March 6, 2022April 10, 2023

    This is a recording from a presentation for the Yakima Valley Mushroom Society on mycology terms. We only scratch the surface but you may find this useful for learning some new terms or simply some characteristics you may not have noticed otherwise.

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    Words for describing mushroom stems

    ByJeremy Collison February 25, 2022April 10, 2023

    When thinking about the stem of a mushroom, your list of descriptors might be somewhat limited. Long, short, thick, fragile… but maybe not a lot more. Learning more about the unique features in mushroom stems can be really helpful for improving your ability to even notice these aspects. Here is a list of words that…

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  • Where to find mushrooms on the Olympic Peninsula
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    Where to find mushrooms on the Olympic Peninsula

    ByJeremy Collison February 24, 2022March 15, 2025

    The Olympic Peninsula is a wonderful place to look for mushrooms due to the expansive forests and ease at finding mature forests in some breathtaking river valleys. It can be difficult to find the specific boundaries and rules for different types of public land. I hope this map helps. Here is a link to another…

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  • Beyond Mushroomy
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    Beyond Mushroomy

    ByJeremy Collison February 18, 2022December 18, 2024

    Fungi produce a wide range of chemicals for activities like digestion and protection from other microorganisms like mold and bacteria. Fungi like truffles even create distinctive scents to attract animals which will dig them up and disperse the spores. According to this article in Nature, humans can detect 1 trillion unique odors. With some practice…

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