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Mushroom Tools, Do's and Don'ts to make sure you're safe

Tools needed: Knife, shears, walking stick and a perforated bag or basket so the spores can fall and reseed as you carry them.

Danger points:
Undercooking, eating raw, overeating, never eat more than a couple bites the first few times, you may be allergic to them. If a strong allergic reaction occurs, seek medical help immediately.


Musroom placed on a sheet of white and black paper to make a spore print.

How to take a spore print: Take a black and white sheet of paper and lay beside each other. Lay one-half of the mushroom on the black and one-half on the white with the gills down, leave approximately 12-24 hours. Remove mushroom, you should have a spore print.


The outcome of a spore print on both sheets of paper.
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