6 Questions
Which fungus is known as the 'ghost fungi' and has a bright green glow in low-light?
Omphalotus nidiformis
Which fungus is spherical in shape, grows to about 7cm in diameter, and is traditionally eaten raw or cooked as a native food?
Choiromyces aboriginum
Which fungus is used by desert Aboriginal people as a teething ring and for treating oral thrush in babies?
Pycnoporus sp.
Which species of fungus is known for its antibiotic compounds?
Pycnoporus coccineus
What is the traditional use of Phellinus sp. fungus?
Inhaled for sore throats
What is the traditional use of Laetiporus portentosus fungus?
Used as a tinder
Test your knowledge about Omphalotus nidiformis and Cyttaria gunnii, two unique fungi species. Discover their intriguing characteristics, such as the bright green glow of the 'ghost fungi' and the pleasant taste of the fluid found in Cyttaria gunnii. Explore the cultural significance of these fungi to Aboriginal people and their association with spirits. Challenge yourself with this fascinating quiz!
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