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Re: Cobweb mold on dried shrooms. how's that?
    #71549 - 01/13/00 04:45 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

Hmm never heard of that. Did you cut them up first? (perhaps they were too fat and couldn't dry before serious mold kicked in)

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Re: Cobweb mold on dried shrooms. how's that?
    #71551 - 01/14/00 11:07 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

i think most contams will at the very least make you sick if ingested, so i wouldn't. considering that this only happened to one shroom out of all of them, and that i haven't heard of anything like this before, i wouldn't worry about it. dead organic matter does tend to be a good host for contamination.

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Re: Cobweb mold on dried shrooms. how's that?
    #71552 - 01/16/00 12:29 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

I've seen this before as well. Shrooms that are not dried fast enough can get cobweb mold growing on them. I would recommend using a dehydrator to dry them. The times where I just laid them in a window seal is when they had cobweb mold growing on them. Haven't seen it since I bought a dehydrator.

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Re: Cobweb mold on dried shrooms. how's that?
    #71553 - 01/17/00 07:28 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

It might not be cobweb, Spinellus fusiger - a competing fungus - does like to eat Agarics and special mushrooms as well.

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