Giant 8 kg mushroom found in China
A giant 8-kilogram and 1.8-meter giant mushroom was found in Yunnan province in southwest China.
This giant mushroom has been found in Pu'er Sun-River National Park in Pu'er city with half of the mushrooms covered with leaves.
A park staff member said: "Half of them were covered with leaves, the other half found exposed in the air.
" Mushrooms have different layers and appear brown, it has many strange wrinkles," the official said.
This is the largest fungus ever discovered in the area. Researchers believe that this mushroom is completely inedible.
"I've lived here for over 40 years, but I've never seen anything like that before!" - A local resident said.
The park is located in the transitional area of the tropics and subtropics, and it boasts many exotic, rare wildlife and plants found, state-owned Xinhua news agency. good.
You should read it
- How can eating poisonous mushrooms cause death?
- Eating mushrooms helps prevent the risk of dementia, Alzheimer's disease
- The most exotic plants on Earth
- Cooking mushrooms with a microwave will keep more nutrients
- Chinese translation applications on quality phones
- New plant species discovered in China
- Unexpected story: Mushrooms use light to attack wheat plants
- What is your Chinese name?
- Translate Vietnamese name into Chinese name
- Things to know when buying Chinese technology items
- Found Chinese plants with antibacterial properties, able to resist dental problems
- Chinese alphabet and standard pronunciation
Maybe you are interested
Microsoft sparks outrage by renaming Remote Desktop app on some platforms
Huawei opened an R&D center five times larger than Apple Park
SeaWorld Yas Island holds the Guinness record as the world's largest indoor ocean park
China: The capital Beijing builds a robot industrial park
When Apple shares no longer 'sparkle'
The Future of Theme Parks: Interactive Digital Signage Solutions