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Birch-Bound mushrooms are a fungi originating from the land of [[Linowa]], where they grow in a symbiotic relationship with birch trees. They have white flesh and grey-brown caps.


Birch-Bound mushrooms are popular in cooking, used like many fungi as a substitute for meat, and also enjoyed pickled in brine or vinegar. When cooked, the flesh of Birch-Bounds turns black.


[[Category:Flora]] [[Category:Fungi]] [[Category:Food & Drink]]