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  • About
    • History of the MMS
    • Sustainability
    • Committees
      • Education Committee
      • Foray Committee
      • Funga Scientific Committee
      • CommIT Committee (Communications & IT)
      • Finance & Membership Committee
      • Scholarship Committee
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    • Meet Our Board
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Bright orange lobster mushrooms (Hypomyces lactifluorum) with irregular, wrinkled caps emerging from a forest floor covered in dark soil, dry leaves, and twigs, captured in natural diffused lighting. pinit

Spaghetti alla Carbonara con Lobster Mushroom

30 mins Beginner
Cluster of blue oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus) with elegantly curved caps and pale gills, growing from a mossy surface under soft, diffused indoor lighting, highlighting their smooth texture and bluish-gray hues. pinit

Blue Oysters and Greens

30 mins Intermediate
Shiitake mushrooms (Lentinula edodes) growing from the base of a decaying log, with their distinctive cracked brown caps pushing up through leaf litter and forest debris in a shaded woodland setting. pinit

Shiitake with Cucumbers and Fish

25 mins Intermediate
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