Beefsteak
Fistulina hepatica
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Fistulina hepatica is a distinctive member of the genus Fistulina, recognized for its rich crimson coloration, unusual surface texture, and substantial layered form. The common name Beefsteak reflects its characteristic appearance, while the specific epithet hepatica refers to its liver like coloration. Its deep red tones, unusual structure, and marbled interior make this taxon one of the more recognizable forms within its group and a distinctive subject for photography, educational projects, observation, and specialized mycological collections.
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