Armillaria root rot also goes by the common names mushroom root rot, shoestring root rot, and honey mushroom rot. This disease decays the root system of many woody trees and shrubs. Need a break?

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It is a fungus called Armillaria mellea, aka honey fungus, probably growing on injured or dead tree roots. It’s important to know that it is not a soil factor nor necessarily a sign of overall ...

The University of California Integrated Pest Management pest note says: “Armillaria root rot is commonly recognized by the presence of light brown mushrooms — known as “honey mushrooms ...

The world's largest organism, the "humongous fungus," lives in Malheur National Forest. But photos claiming to show a giant honey mushroom are fake.

The notable exception here is the honey mushroom (Armillaria mellea). It is also known as oak root fungus, a parasite that grows into the roots of oaks, but is also lethal to most trees ...

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