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Our group has made me more enthusiastic about different spices and herbs. I find myself down at the Spice Rack much more interested than before! Remember me next time? Find your local farmers market, or ones to visit on holiday. Source exotic mushrooms, and even grow your own. For every recipe book imaginable! Any cut of meat, wherever you are in New Zealand. Ource any white crockery your gourmet dining group might need. Chocolate and patisserie classes to embellish a Melbourne holiday.
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November 2011 Food For Thought
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We get to discuss and share new culinary innovations, recipes, ingredients, and information about events". Remember me next time? Posted by Charlotte on 16 October 2011 0 Comments. Check on www.mytopia-mushrooms.com. For a list of retail outlets that stock these mushrooms. Or you can email or phone them for more information or to order direct. If you are in Hawkes Bay, you will also find them at the Sunday farmers’ market in Hastings. Members’ page of our website. Freshly picked Oyster Mushrooms.
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The New Zealand Bush. I thought it might be a good idea to include some information on the places I go to find mushrooms including some photos of their highlights and directions on how to get there. A good chance to show of New Zealand to the world and at the same time for those not very interested in mushrooms but just enjoy tramping, well, now you can get some info on where to go and what you can expect to find. Te Mata Trust Park. Different people react differently to different mushrooms.
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ciboria mushrooms - Bisporus citrina - Chlorociboria aeruginascens - Blue stain mushroom
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Found at Te Mata Trust Park, Havelock North on October 7th, 2000. This fungus is 1-2mm in diameter and no more than 1mm high. Grows on dead wood and appears as groups of tiny little yellow dots on the surface. Too small to be of interest. Chlorociboria Aeruginascens (Blue stain mushroom). This is a cup shaped mushroom when young then expands into a disc with age. This specimen was found at Te Mata Trust park in September 2003. Different people react differently to different mushrooms.
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Nidulariales Fungi - Crucibulum Laeve - mushrooms classification
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As the name of this family suggests, they look like bird nests, complete with the eggs which in this case are called 'peridioles', these are usually flat like capsicum seeds and carry the spores within them. They can be found growing on the ground, dung or wood. Usually minute in size. Found on the Manawatu Gorge Track growing on a twig! End of July, 2000. Less than 1cm in diameter and height. Even smaller when young. The exterior wall of the cup shape is brown in colour with a somewhat rough texture.
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Mushrooms classification - mushroom classifications - types of mushrooms - mushroom types - Mushroom families
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Below is a short and general introduction on mushrooms. It is not intended to be a text book reference but just a few bits and pieces to let you know what mushrooms are all about. At the top of each page there are links to all the major pages so you can go back and forth as you please. On all the mushroom pages there are links to the main mushroom groups as you see above this paragraph and below the title. And I will be happy to respond. Mushrooms are unique. They are neither animal or plant. The True Fu...
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tricholomataceae Fungi - Pleurotus Opuntiae - Favolaschia calocera (Orange Pore Fungi) - Flammulina velutipes (Enokitake Mushroom) - Marasmius & Collybia - Marasmius & Collybia - Oudemansiella Australis - Hohenbuehelia Podocarpi - Clitocybe -
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This is a VERY large and diverse family! It's members all have light spore print colours. They do not have a cup or a volva at the base of the stem which is mostly present except a few individuals do lack the stem. In this group the caps are sometimes depressed or flat. They all have whitish spore prints. No veil, (ring around the stalk), or volva, (cup at the base of the stem) present. Found mostly growing from the ground but a few grow on wood. Found at Te Mata Trust Park in Havelock North in July, 200...
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Xylaria Daldinia - Daldinia concentrica - Charcoal fungus - Xylaria hypoxylon - Candle snuff fungus - Xylaria polymorpha - Dead man's fingers mushrooms fungi
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This is a group of very tough textured mushrooms. Some look like stones as in Daldinia and others are coral like in appearance and can be confused for twigs as in Xylaria. Daldinia Concentrica (Charcoal fungus). Also called `King Alfred's` cake. Found throughout July, 2000 at Te Mata Trust Park in Havelock North, Manawatu Gorge in Palmerston North and Boundary Stream, growing on dead wood. Xylaria Hypoxylon (Candle snuff fungus). Found in both Pamerston North and Havelock North through out July, 2000.
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all about mushrooms - information about mushrooms - types of mushrooms
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Well, this is me! My name is Aiman Samy, and I live in Hawkes Bay In New Zealand. My interest in mushrooms started years ago at university when I attended a two week course in growing Oyster Mushrooms. I found them very fascinating. After moving to New Zealand I decided to go out to the bush and see what mushrooms are out there, so I did, and it hasn't stopped. I am originally from Egypt. I studied Horticulture in Cairo after which I moved to New Zealand in 1995 and have been here ever since.
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Sarcomataceae fungi mushrooms - Plectania campylospora - Black Cup Fungus - mushrooms
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Found at Yeoman's Track on October 10, 2000. Also found at Boundary Stream Reserve on November 11, 2000. This mushroom is about 1-3cm wide, the widest being when young. At maturity the cup shape expands into a disc. It grows on a stem which is no higher than about 1cm. Black inside and out with paler coloured flesh (in cross section). The inside of the cup is smooth while the outer surface is clearly wrinkled. Unknown, too small and leathery to be of value. Best Gourmet Mushrooms in New Zealand.
