Identifying Mushrooms
Q: My Florida room leaked over the winter and mushrooms grew in the damp
carpet. Could you tell me someone who could identify them?
A: I am far from a mushroom expert. When I am curious about a mushroom
that I have found, I go to the Facebook group formed by Mushroom Hunters
of North Georgia, bit.ly/GAmushroom. It is easy to join their group and post
pictures of mushrooms you want to identify.
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