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wild shrubs of the genus vaccinium also produce commonly eaten blue berries, such as the predominantly european vaccinium myrtillus and other bilberries , which in many languages have a name that translates to "blueberry" in english. description[ edit ] five species of blueberries grow wild in canada

wax , colloquially known as the "bloom". [ ] they have a sweet taste when mature, with variable acidity. blueberry bushes typically bear fruit in the middle of the growing season: fruiting times are affected by local conditions such as climate, altitude and latitude , so the time of harvest in the northern...

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recognized. it is found in the conifer forests of northeastern north america, and occasionally in northern beech-maple or birch forests. it is often found fruiting from very decayed wood, and the "bay brown" color of its cap and stem contrast elegantly with the pale yellow pore surface, which bruises

bluish or grayish. the surface of the stem is distinctive, in my opinion, and is rarely described sufficiently--perhaps because it is a hard thing to describe. while the stem is not reticulate , it is also not smooth; broad, shallow wrinkles cover at least the midportion when the mushroom is young....

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pore surfaces, and both feature a mild (rather than bitter) taste . however, tylopilus ferrugineus is brown to reddish brown (rather than maroon) when young, often features uncharacteristically firm flesh for a bolete , often appears stocky and hard when young, and has spores that measure – μm long (the

spores of tylopilus badiceps, in contrast, are – μm long). an additional means of separating the two species may be suggested by my collecting experience; i only find tylopilus ferrugineus in grassy areas in urban locations or in parks, while my collections of tylopilus badiceps have all been woodland...

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sautéed, at a high heat. it gives an uneven, bubbly texture. turns out i've done this all the time. i love it. but my husband calls it when i burn things. okay, so i've set off the smoke alarm a few times. it's very sensitive. and i get that he's not a fan of blistered french toast. but these olives

and peppers thing, i can deal with. i've also found references to blistered green beans, cherry tomatoes and many more things we can grow in southeast texas gardens. get in on this "hot" trend, but safety first. from the files: back in the late ' s i guess, i saved a list of canned food ideas. these...

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sautéed, at a high heat. it gives an uneven, bubbly texture. turns out i've done this all the time. i love it. but my husband calls it when i burn things. okay, so i've set off the smoke alarm a few times. it's very sensitive. and i get that he's not a fan of blistered french toast. but these olives

and peppers thing, i can deal with. i've also found references to blistered green beans, cherry tomatoes and many more things we can grow in southeast texas gardens. get in on this "hot" trend, but safety first. from the files: back in the late ' s i guess, i saved a list of canned food ideas. these...

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roseocanus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > chanterelles and trumpets > cantharellus roseocanus cantharellus roseocanus [ basidiomycota > cantharellales > cantharellaceae > cantharellus . . . ] by michael kuo cantharellus roseocanus was originally described by redhead and collaborators ( ) as a variety of

cantharellus cibarius from the pacific northwest, where it grows under sitka spruce, shore pine, or engelmann spruce . distinguishing features for this gorgeous chanterelle include the stunningly bright orange false gills , which contrast markedly with the duller cap surface; and the pinkish bloom that...

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