Ringless Honey Mushrooms (Armillaria tabascens) Golden-brown Ringless Honey Mushrooms often grow at the base of trees infected with Armillaria fungus, and often form clusters of one to two feet.

Nettles stood for a few minutes admiring the ringless honey mushroom going about its work. The ringless honey is edible but must be thoroughly cooked. When asked if he ever dreams about ...

Steven Landseadel holds up what is commonly known as a ringless honey mushroom as Stephanie Hanna, left, from Orlando, looks on. The mushroom might have been edible, but when Landseadel sliced it ...