Environment. Picking Mushrooms: Why They Are so Rare in the Forests This Year
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Because of the drought, ceps, girolls and other trumpets of death are rare in the forests. Uncertainty weighs on the end of the season, despite the return of rain.
"There are far fewer wild mushrooms than in previous years, because of the drought," said AFP Pierre Scaglia, managing director of Paris Saveurs, whose company, installed at the Rungis market and specialized in the wild mushroom, encounters thus "difficulties". Mid-October, Marianna Muneretto, of the mycological association of Toulouse, accompanies four apprentice pickers for an exit into the communal forest of Rieumes (Haute-Garonne), which ext…
A long lack of rain drys up the soil and disrupts the growth of wild mushrooms, while... Read more The drought emptys the baskets of mushrooms appeared first on Le Singulier.
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