Flammulina filiformis
Etymology
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In [[Korean language|Korean]], it is called ''paengi beoseot'' (팽이버섯) which means "mushroom planted near [[catalpa]]". In [[Vietnamese language|Vietnamese]] it is known as ''nấm kim châm''. In India it is called [http://www.chhattisgarhrecipes.com/2017/01/futu-long-mushroom.html?m=1 ''futu'']. |
In [[Korean language|Korean]], it is called ''paengi beoseot'' (팽이버섯) which means "mushroom planted near [[catalpa]]". In [[Vietnamese language|Vietnamese]] it is known as ''nấm kim châm''. In India it is called [http://www.chhattisgarhrecipes.com/2017/01/futu-long-mushroom.html?m=1 ''futu'']. |
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In Hong Kong, it is called ''C U tomorrow''(明天見) which means you will see it tomorrow in the toilet |
In Hong Kong, it is called ''C U tomorrow'' (明天見) which means you will see it tomorrow in the toilet |
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== Description == |
== Description == |
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