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Mushrooms play a vital role in the ecosystem as they help decompose organic matter, recycling nutrients back into the soil. They form mutually beneficial relati
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Is puffball a flowering or non flowering plant?

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Puffballs are NOT plants, they are mushrooms a type rolls royce spirit of ecstasy for sale fungal fruiting body. The puff that comes when the puffball is dried is the spores being dispersed into t
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Do carnivores eat mushrooms?

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Most carnivores do not typically eat mushrooms as they primarily consume meat for their nutrition. However, some carnivores may nibble on mushrooms if they are
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How is hyphae arranged in a mushroom stalk?

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Hyphae in a mushroom stalk are arranged in a compact, densely packed structure known as the trama. This arrangement provides support and rigidity to the stalk,
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How do you get mushrooms from your mushroom shed on Harvest moon?

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To get mushrooms from your mushroom shed in Harvest Moon, simply ensure that you have gathered and placed mushrooms inside the shed. Over time, the mushrooms wi
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Is it possible to mistake oyster mushrooms for poisonous mushrooms?

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Yes, it is possible to mistake oyster mushrooms for poisonous mushrooms if you are not experienced in mushroom identification. It is always recommended to be ca
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Can you refreeze magick mushrooms?

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It is not recommended to refreeze mushrooms, including magic mushrooms, as this can affect their taste, texture, and potency. It is best to consume them fresh o
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Do smurfs really live in mushrooms?

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No, smurfs are fictional characters and do not actually exist. The idea of smurfs living in mushrooms is a whimsical concept created for storytelling purposes.