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By BIO RESEARCH

About the product

  • Maitake (my-tah-keh) is the Japanese name for the edible fungus Grifola frondosa. 
  • It is called the dancing mushroom probably because of the excitement generated by finding it.
  • It works for me. It has a distinctive smell and flavor. In addition to being a great edible there is growing evidence that it is highly medicinal, boosting the immune system to fight cancer and stabilizing blood sugar and blood pressure. 
  • Maitake may have antihypertensive and antidiabetic properties as well.
  • Maitake is composed of clusters of flattened caps that can be reminiscent of a feather duster or a sitting hen. The fruit body can be 4-36 in. across or more. 
  • From the bottom, the stem and branch structure may remind you of the underside of a cauliflower. 
Common Name: Hen of the woods

Scientific Name: Grifola frondosa 

How to use this product: Edible mushrooms, Medicinal Mushrooms 

Specifications: Mushrooms, mushroom seeds, culture

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