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Ringless Honey Mushroom also known as Armillaria tabescens
The Ringless Honey Mushroom is distinguished by the golden-yellow to brown color with small dark brown hairs. The A. tabescens is common In NC and other Southeastern States. As a Saprophytism this mushroom breaks down and decomposes wood. Here this cluster was found on mulch(decomposing wood). As a decomposer the mushroom breaks down the lignin in wood by producing an enzyme in the house and release nutrients to the soil.
Ringless Honey Mushroom also known as Armillaria tabescens
The Ringless Honey Mushroom is distinguished by the golden-yellow to brown color with small dark brown hairs. The A. tabescens is common In NC and other Southeastern States. As a Saprophytism this mushroom breaks down and decomposes wood. Here this cluster was found on mulch(decomposing wood). As a decomposer the mushroom breaks down the lignin in wood by producing an enzyme in the house and release nutrients to the soil.