Scientific Name: Schizophyllum commune
While generally considered edible, some individuals may experience allergic reactions. Always consult local guidelines and experts before foraging.
Schizophyllum commune is a small to medium-sized mushroom characterized by its unique split gills that run vertically along the cap. The cap is typically grayish to white and has a fan-like shape, often appearing irregular and wavy.
Habitat: Grows on decaying wood, particularly hardwoods, and can be found in both urban and forested areas.
Region: Found worldwide, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions.
Fruits year-round in suitable climates, with peak fruiting in late summer to fall.
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