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Pholiota nameko, commonly called Nameko, is a small edible mushroom cultivated widely in Japan and other parts of East Asia. Its amber-brown cap is coated in a distinctive gelatinous layer that dissolves during cooking and naturally thickens broths and soups. The species is a traditional ingredient...
Pholiota flammans is a brightly colored mushroom in the genus Pholiota, commonly known as the flaming scalycap. It has a yellow to orange cap covered with conspicuous scales and typically grows in clusters on dead conifer wood, including logs and stumps. The species occurs in parts of Europe and Nor...
Pholiota squarrosa, the shaggy scalycap, is a medium-sized agaric found across the Northern Hemisphere, typically growing in dense clusters at the base of living or dead deciduous trees and sometimes conifers. Its dry, yellowish-brown caps bear conspicuous shaggy upturned scales, and the flesh has a...
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