The Ghost Fungus is one of about 80 known bioluminescent fungi. The pale green glow comes from a chemical reaction in the gills, visible after eyes adjust to full darkness.
It’s toxic — handsome but not edible. Photograph, don’t taste.
Living Nature
Ghost Fungus — one of about 80 known bioluminescent fungi. The pale green glow comes from the gills, visible after dark. Toxic — photograph, don't taste.
Omphalotus nidiformis
The Ghost Fungus is one of about 80 known bioluminescent fungi. The pale green glow comes from a chemical reaction in the gills, visible after eyes adjust to full darkness.
It’s toxic — handsome but not edible. Photograph, don’t taste.