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Fall and winter mushrooming in Arizona

  By Christopher May | 11/08/2013 - 10:28 pm |06/25/2014 Agaricus, Arizona, Armillaria, Asia, Botany & Dendrology, California, Coprinus, Mogollon Rim, Morels, Mycophagy, Oysters, Puffballs, Toothed Fungi, Topography & Geology, Weather, Climate, & Fire
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The epic 2013 monsoon season has come to a close, and the cold and snow are settling on our favorite hunting grounds in the high country. And so the Arizona … Continue reading →

Tagged Agaricus bitorquis, autumn, Calvatia craniformiiis, Cottonwood, desert, desert shaggy mane, fall, Hedgehog, Hydnum rufescens, India, monsoon, Pakistan, Podaxis pistillaris, riparian, torq, Verde River, winter
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