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Chert | ||
A sedimentary rock that forms sharp edges when fractured, often used for tools or fire-starting. It has a dull shine and comes in white, red, brown, black, or gray. Chert is commonly found in sedimentary rock outcroppings, along roads, rivers, and shorelines. | ||
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Also known as flint or jasper. | ||
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chert | ||
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Morel | ||
A hollow mushroom with a honeycomb-like, conical cap that is connected to the stem at the base. They are edible and can be found during the Spring. Be cautious of inedible lookalikes with a brain-like appearence or caps attached only at the top. | ||
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morchella | ||
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Oyster Mushroom | ||
A gilled mushroom that grows on decaying hardwood, often in clusters. It can be identified by its fan or oyster shape and white gills that extend down the short stem. Oyster mushrooms are edible. | ||
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