No.6 looks like Turkey Tail to me, wow that would be pretty awesome to find, it is one powerful mushroom, but to be honest all mushrooms are pretty powerful. Thanks for taking us on this walk with you, I am always blown away by the abundance you find. And that tree, wow.
I really love to learn about the different healing properties of mushrooms and I do believe that they will be so valuable in helping us get through these times in so many different ways.
love @trucklife-family xxxx
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Aishlinn! It's nice to you visited this post. Very true. Apparently its quite common here. I have yet to process the tea myself, but i should harvest one soon. It's very common around these forests. @sandymeyer actually gave me some turkey tail he processed. I occasionally have it with sage. Actually now would be great. Its super vitalizing but relaxing at the same time. Did you know that all of you, @riverflows and @naturalmedicine, the lotus community amongst some users really drive my passion for plant medicine and mycological studies? Trametes versicolor is a very powerful mushroom. So true. I wonder how over processing might affect it's prebiotic efficacy. I always think about that and search for ways to cook mushrooms less or possibly have some raw if i can. I imagine their bioavailable properties to retain their activity. Amongst other polypore and saprophytic fungi, the medicinal properties of such mushrooms are still highly underrated. Also others that usually grow on dead tree trunks. You are right. We are truly experiencing a fungi revolution worldwide. Not just thanks to mycologists like paul stamets, but countless others like him along with ancient knowledge from especially chinese medicine. Newer studies conducted on humans over longer periods yielded results that are hard to ignore. Not only counting in phylogenetic data sequencing that tell us much more about all the different families and divisions of substrates. I think the pharma lobby is in for a surprise thanks to systems biology and mycology, considering that the study into enterotypes shows how inefficient and detrimental conventional pharmacology is in comparison. Especially phenotype to a whole organism and our symbiotic relationship to microbiota as an epiorganism. Everything will completely change from the redundant age of penicillin. Btw. Happy new moon this Saturday. In India we celebrate a the festival of lights and it happens to be the darkest night of the year.