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    distress that precedes a potentially life-threatening central neurologic syndrome characterized by seizures, tremors, and somnolence (Rossmeisl, Jr.,Blodgett, Jones, Higgins, Ellis, 2006). In a case study three dogs were presented with the toxic mushroom Amanita muscaria that developed respiratory arrest. Of the three dogs, one was euthanized and the remaining two recovered fully with assisted and mechanical ventilation (Brandin, Meola, Mazzaferro, 2013). Clinical signs of Amanita muscaria…

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    Seward fungus: mushrooms among us Seward Alaska is a temperate rainforest, and since my return from the east coast I have noticed quite a few crazy looking mushrooms lurking in the moss. Most are very poisonous, but some are not. It’s safe to say that I am definitely not a mycologist, and am extremely under qualified to give any sort of advice to aspiring mushroom hunters; however I am authorized to say that Seward a prime fungus foraging area. Our average rainfall is about 75 inches a year,…

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    Mushrooms Poetry Analysis A quiet revolution: perhaps oxymoronic sounding upon first glance. However, this poem paints a picture of a story about exactly that, doing so through a subtle metaphor and simple but powerful visual imagery. Though a poem about the oppression of a group of people, it does not tell a story of despair. Quite the opposite, speaking instead of an uprising of a different sort, of hope as modest as mushrooms themselves. Mushrooms may seem at first like a very peculiar…

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    temperatures on compositional quality of the dried mushroom. Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) was cultivated on rice substrate and collected samples were pretreated (steeped or blanched) by different solutions (0.1% sodium metabisulfite and 0.1 and 0.5% citric acid) and dried using oven at 50°C and 60°C, sun-drying at 30-35°C and microwave drying at 2.45 GHz until reached to constant weight. Rehydration ratio and browning index (color) of the dried oyster mushroom samples were the most…

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    Truffles Research Paper

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    What are truffles? Truffles can be depicted as an edible gourmet mushroom that comes greatly prized and yet sought after by many food lovers. They can also be described as fungi that grow completely underground and have a symbiotic association with the roots of specific trees, mostly oaks. Truffles are known to have an overpowering, strong, earthy, delicate scent and provide an exceptional flavor and aroma to food. Though the truffle is mostly used in very small amounts, its flavor and aroma…

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    Various kinds of protein with several biological activities are produced by mushrooms. Similarly casein protein is popular as a supplement with athletes and bodybuilders because it is effective at increasing muscle growth. According J Haffman, consuming casein protein synthesis rate by 31% after ingestion. This will help our muscles…

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    campsites have at least 50 yards between them which makes it so you can have a great time be a little loud and have a big fire. If you are willing to adventure around clear lake you can find many edible plants like blackberries and huckleberries and if you're lucky you might find some wild mushrooms that are edible and if you know the right ones you are looking for. “Everytime I go to clear lake with the family and friends we have an amazing time.” says Shyan Boaz, this place is also a great way…

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    obviously were surprised yet satisfied by the river of chocolate, edible mushrooms and other astonishing and unthinkable sweets. Just looking at all of the artistic fascinations you could do with candy could make someone feel extremely optimistic about life. Although his inventions seem somewhat strange to some people, they are unique, successful and have never been thought of before. When I arrive, the that I want to try is the edible teacup Mr. Wonka had while singing the song “Pure…

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    Morchella Case Study

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    can be reduce by using food containing antioxidant properties (Halliwell & Gutteridge, 1984; Simic, 1988). Antioxidant food can protect the body from damage. Several herbs can be used in this regard but mushrooms are most important. Previous studies has reported the antioxidant activity of mushroom specially Morchella esculenta. Mycelia of Morchella esculenta possess beta-carotene and linoleic acid (Mau et al., 2004), polysaccharides and steroids (Meng et al., 2011; Kim et al., 2011; Gang et…

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    cause for the customers to see the same form of menu week after week. Her cross utilization in this menu between her plates is done well because one day she is making apple and huckleberry galette for her dessert and another day she is making wild mushroom and savory galette. The prices in this menu seem to rise from the beginning of the week to the end, but I don’t think she has over priced her menu I would enjoy going in and having a good meal at Chez…

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