Difference between revisions of "Glass Crown"

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This edible fungus is composed of several thick cream coloured stems which terminate in translucent glassy blue-green branched clusters.

Rarity: Uncommon
Distribution: Sub-tropical to sub-arctic forests.
Life Cycle: Midsummer is generally the best time for foraging for glass crowns.

Cultivation: Some cooks have managed to domesticate glass crowns, growing them in beds of compost, under shade of trees or awnings.
Culinary: The entire mushroom is edible-raw or cooked and provides a pleasant almond-like flavour to salads, soups or stews.
Medicinal: There is no known medicinal use for Glass Crown.
Other: None.

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 ==Description==
-;Common Names: <!--list common regional names-->
+;Common Names:Glass Crown
-;Classification:<!--Type of plant/herb/tree/fungi/shrub/moss/lichen/etc...-->
+;Classification:Fungus
-<!--Description-->
+This edible fungus is composed of several thick cream coloured stems which terminate in translucent glassy blue-green branched clusters.
 ==Ecology==
-;Rarity:<!--Rarity by region-->
+;Rarity:Uncommon
-;Distribution:<!--latitudes, climates, and biome-->
+;Distribution:Sub-tropical to sub-arctic forests.
-;Life Cycle:<!--Life cycle, depredation-->
+;Life Cycle:Midsummer is generally the best time for foraging for glass crowns.
 ==Uses==
-;Cultivation:<!--If domesticated by any cultures-->
+;Cultivation:Some cooks have managed to domesticate glass crowns, growing them in beds of compost, under shade of trees or awnings.
-;Culinary:<!--culinary uses-->
+;Culinary:The entire mushroom is edible-raw or cooked and provides a pleasant almond-like flavour to salads, soups or stews.
-;Medicinal:<!--Medicinal properties-->
+;Medicinal:There is no known medicinal use for Glass Crown.
-;Other:<!-- other uses-->
+;Other:None.
 ==Culture==