Found these neat mushrooms, not sure what they are but I can't wait to eat them!
Enoki mushrooms actually only look like how most people think of them when grown in total darkness. They look quite normal otherwise!
Wild enoki vs. enoki cultivated in darkness ^
Please ignore. Just making sure I can figure out links for my masterpost.
heya ik we're not moots but tell me somethign and i'll draw it (preferrably epic or mcyt or like. Actual things that exist. Butttt pop off do anything)
We're mutuals now :D
I know mcyt a lot better than epic tbh, for epic possibly Aeolus? She is my favorite character and gets no art 😞
Aaaand for mcyt how about Cleo and the Ghost of Bdubs horse? Or possibly Grian's insanely excessive welcome back gift?
Its here!!! Weeks of work and we finished it!!!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAAA I'm so excited
(I was the artist for the project, hope y'all love my stunting rendition of Your Left Sock)
Woah. So. Me and @themushroomstheyfoundme were working on a collaborative piece for the Two to Tango segment of @mcyt-soulmate-sweepstakes !! The end product is a short piece of found media set inside a world we built and it's really cool >:D
the whole thing is under the cut, but you can also check it out at this link for the higher-quality pdf version to get a more immersive experience :>
trigger warning for a teensy teensy bit of blood towards the end, btw
no. you can't do this to me. not again.
The cremini is one of the most commonly and widely consumed mushrooms in the world. It is cultivated in over 70 countries. You’ve likely heard of this mushroom, it goes by several different names for its two different appearances in its immature state and even more names in its mature state. Some of these names include button mushroom, champignon, chestnut mushroom, and portobello.Â
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I herby pass the braincell to @that-onecookiehead
may you use it well
Mycena Chlorophos is what's known as a foxfire fungus- a fungus that glows at night. The mushroom regulates its glow through a circadian rhythm, at night the levels of the chemical compound and enzymes that react to produce the bioluminescence peak.Â
It is theorized that the light it emits at night is to attract beetles and other insects that might help spread the spores similar to how flowers use scents and colors to attract pollinators
Once an experiment was ran by Olson in which two cultures of the biter oyster, another foxfire fungi, were grown and placed on a completely dark box under constant conditions. He left them alone for a week with a camera sensitive enough to pick up their bioluminescence. What the camera showed was that the mycelium grew in an irregular circle, with the glow more intense at the center than at the edges. After a couple days there was a sudden shift, in one of the cultures a wave of bioluminescence passed over the network from one edge to the other. A day later a similar wave passed over the second culture. Though the fungi were kept in the dark for several more weeks, the flare up never occurred again. Years later, Olson still did not know what had caused the sudden flare.
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Hey I need to fill up a sketchbook page gimmie something to draw (can be anything but preferably Epic cause I’m most comfy w/ it)
Have a nice evening freind -3•
MUSHROOMS
no I'll be nice i guess, how about Aeolus? (I do not get enough Epic fanart for her)
Or do Telemarketer in a hat if you're looking for something comfort zone-y