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In Nova Scotia the best time of year to look is April through
October. Many fungi are seasonal, so you can expect to find
different species in the same habitat at different times of
year. But other conditions—humidity, temperature, rainfall,
and location—also affect which species appear. Part of
the fun of fungus hunting is that you never quite know what
you'll find. Fall—when so much dead plant matter is available—is
a boom time for moulds. |
