Intro to Alaskan mushrooms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2014
- Take a stroll through the Alaskan forest with us and see the wonders it has to offer. Our host is Bill White, an expert mushroom hunter and a passionate amateur mycologist who has been a member of the FFSC (Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz) for almost 40 years. He will introduce a few species of mushrooms common to North America and Alaska, such as Boletus edulis, Birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum), Gypsy mushroom (Cortinarius caperatus), and Lion's Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) as well as others.
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Watching your video is just like get lost in the cartoon world. The music, the pictuer, the sound are amazing. I love your video. Hello from Viet Nam.
The forest floor is so pretty with all the moss, berries and mushrooms.
People like you sir they are very much blessed. I love foraging videos, one can get a abundance of food for free from nature without pesticides chemical free.
Man you gave me just one more reason to be jealous of alaska!😁🖒🎣💗
Thanks so much for the info! I'm just starting to learn about how to forage in this beautiful state that I've lived in for 20 years, and videos like these help a lot
Dont just follow videos , get books and read them there is so much information in books that just cannot fit in a video format
@@18IMAMGODINA Any recommendations?
@@JordanAK907 Sorry im reading books in my own language so idk if it will help you , maybe there are some translated into english.
Actually now that i looked at it , it seems that one of the authors is italian or something, it seems it has been translated to my language Author : Giuseppe Pace Atlas? of fungi static.kupindoslike.com/Atlas-gljiva-Giuseppe-Pace_slika_O_84156985.jpg
And other one is from Ivan Focht Key for Fungi , i have a few other from Ivan Focht and also some handy manuals that i can carry with me for quick help.
@@18IMAMGODINA Ok thanks for the info :)
I live in Alaska’s central interior, even though it’s a bit dryer than Kenai , my hopes are still high as I try to identify some of the mushrooms you’ve presented. Great info. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of Alaska’s mushrooms.
Love the video. Great editing.
Woaa😍 Thank you for the video!
Lion's Mane is really good for the immune system.
Thank sou very much from Germany! Very interesting Video.
thanks for the vid.. please make more
Video molto bello 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ciao Tiziano 👋🏻👋🏻🍄
great video..very informative
Pick the mushrooms. Its a never ending supply. In Anchorage a bit North, we have mushrooms that look like those cake stand displays that are enormous. Pounds each. Once they are above the mycelia, they are useless to trees. Look for bugs near the cap. Mushrooms are mostly water and bugs love their microclimates.
You dont cut boletes you twist them so the flesh is not in contact with air or the micelium will get infected..
Firstly you bang the top to release spores and twist and break the bottom at the base..this way micelium is not disturbed and the flesh will not get infected..
That's just not how mycelium works.
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Some ppl are not properly equiped, resulting in generated tainted knowledge. For give, live, forget, sift and drift when knowing how to humbly sober minded and not egotistically.
Again, thank you all who give when know(ing).
@@samanthablumenkonig7995 I am not that familiar with english terminology for mushrooms , maybe you missunderstood me , the base of a mushroom is connected to a "root" system its not really roots its more like branches on a tree since mushroom is like a fruit on a tree, but if you cut a part of mushroom and leave it like that in air it can infect the entire underground buildup of the "roots" and potentially cause lower mushroom growth in that area .
Actually majority of mushrooms should be pulled from the base even though a lot of people say that chanterelles need to be cut i even think they need to be pulled out from the base and then pad the dirt where you picked it up.
I am not calling anyone out im just sharing my thought.
Such a beautiful and wonderful place.
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@Malcolm Raphael yup, been using flixzone for since december myself :)
Great editing and Bill White keeps me interested lol wish there were more of these
Robb, there is one more clip on razor clamming: How to catch a Razor Clam
Super!
wow mushrooms great source of antibiotic lots of mushrooms out there
I was introduced to the True Morel by my cousin in Iowa. Anyway, I have mushroom hunted in Anchorage for many years now and know plenty edibles here. As well I found you can eat the Amanitas as well by overcooking it. I still eat mushrooms but they are not my favorite food as their preparation is somewhat toilsome and they contain little protein. It makes sense I collect less as I have some dehydrated I need to eat and I'm not into cultivation as I had once pondered pursuing. Thanks for taking me mushroom hunting with you.
Actually mushrooms are loaded with protein
nice video
Wow..want to see how you cook them also
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Amanita Muscaria at 0:32 & 6:45... do your research, it's edible with some caveats
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There is no need to cut any mushrooms, you will not hurt the mycelium by twisting them. Especially boletes, as you're leaving half of the stem behind. Plus you may cause harm by cutting them as the residual flesh will rott away and cause an infection to the mycelium.
Not my favourite Mushrooms, however Amazing video!
You know of any clubs on the K.P.?
Great video, and I don't even live in Alaska.
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Is it edible looks like a shape
edulis are pretty different from here in Italy
gypsy´s actually also belong to the Cortinarius family
Piękne grzyby Poland :-)
What was the full (or Latin) name of the gypsy mushroom? Hello from Juneau :)
Hi Erica, it's Cortinarius caperatus.
@@AmazingPlanet4U Thank you!👍
What are the red berries they are not gensing I don't think are they?
They're inedible.
I saw some ginseng plants, correct me if I'm wrong
Yes, I think it grows there, though I personally have never been able to identify it.
Yeah I thought so too.
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I want to go with
I love too I also want to go.
Iike
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Lions Maine Talkeetna/ish
Funny he showed a poisonous one in the beginning.
i funghi non si tagliano si sradicano americani ha ha ha ha ha
You dont cut boletes you twist them so the flesh is not in contact with air or the micelium will get infected..
Firstly you bang the top to release spores and twist and break the bottom at the base..this way micelium is not disturbed and the flesh will not get infected..