Fungus. Ignore or a problem?I
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Paulywalnut
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That one is always on beech. Especially when it's in the shade. It dries out and I burn them no problem.
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jatoxico
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Ever reach into a pile and grab a handful of that stuff? I don't recommend it
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Paulywalnut
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Yes.Ever reach into a pile and grab a handful of that crap? I don't recommend it
Ever reach into a pile and grab a handful of that stuff? I don't recommend it
It's called "Tree Ear", a type of eadible tree fungus. It is a delicacy in China.
It is dried out and rehydrated. You can find it in many Chinese dishes, such as Hot & Sour soup.
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