PatternBaseDark Honey Mushroom
Armillaria ostoyae, Physalacriaceae
Guild Roles
Growing Conditions
Sun
Water
Soil pH
4.5 – 7.5
Tolerances
Companion Plants
Antagonistic Plants
Beneficial mycorrhizal Cortinarius may be displaced by parasitic Armillaria in compromised forest systems
White Pine BoleteSuillus placidusArmillaria as a parasitic fungus competes with beneficial mycorrhizal fungi like Suillus for root colonization sites
Weaver's BambooBambusa textilisDark honey mushroom is a pathogenic fungus that can cause root rot in woody plants including bamboo species
Java Black BambooGigantochloa atroviolaceaArmillaria species are parasitic root fungi that can attack and weaken bamboo and other woody plants
Bear's Head ToothHericium americanumArmillaria's pathogenic nature and aggressive root colonization inhibits beneficial saprophytes like Hericium
Uses
Functions
Edible Parts
Medicinal Uses
Common Questions
What zones does Dark Honey Mushroom grow in?
Dark Honey Mushroom grows in USDA hardiness zones 2 through 8.
What are good companion plants for Dark Honey Mushroom?
Good companions for Dark Honey Mushroom include Hairy Bracket.
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