Buy Hypsizygus ulmarius-Elm Oyster Mushrooms

About the product

  • This easy-to-spot mushroom is often mistaken for the common oyster until there is closer examination (common oyster gills are decurrent, elm oysters are not decurrent). 
  • It's Latin name Hypsi means "high" or "on high" and zygus means a "yoke" Hypsizygus, then, referring to position of this mushroom often high in the tree. 
  • Ulm refers to "elm" indicating one of the common substrates for this fungus.
  • The colour of the fruiting bodies often depends on its substrate and habitat. Caps can measure anywhere from 5 to 15 cm wide.
  • They are white to buff or tan in colour and sometimes developing a pattern of cracks with age. 
  • The stipe is white to off white; dry; smooth; stout; and it develops off-centre to nearly central from the cap. 
  • They are often mistaken for being the common oyster.
Common Name: Elm Oyster Mushrooms

Scientific Name: Hypsizygus ulmarius

How to use this product: Culinary mushrooms, edible mushrooms

Specifications: Mushroooms, Grain Spawn/Sawdust spawn

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