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Crimped Gill (Plicaturopsis crispa) — mushroom identification photo

Crimped Gill

Plicaturopsis crispa

— Non-Edible
Do not eat — not considered edible; may be used medicinally or for study only
Habitat
Dead birch branches, twigs, and fallen trunks
Fruiting season
Autumn to Winter
Peak season
Fall-Winter

Key Identification Features

Inedible: This species is not considered edible. It may be unpalatable, too tough, or otherwise unsuitable for consumption — but it is not known to be dangerously toxic. Do not eat it.

Regions Found

Look-Alikes

No documented look-alikes on record.

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