Noticed mushrooms popping up in your yard? Get insights about your lawn's health and soil quality and learn what fungi can ...

The mushrooms appearing in a circle — considered a common turfgrass disease caused by soilborne fungal species — is just one type of fairy ring formation. According to the LSU AgCenter, the first type ...

If you’ve ever stumbled across a perfect circle of mushrooms growing in the grass and felt a weird urge to […] ...

Those mushrooms that pop up in your garden after a good rain may be unsightly, ... the fairy ring fungi that causes the circular patterns in lawns feed on buried dead plant material rather than grass.

Fungi, living in threads underground, produce mushrooms when they are ready to reproduce. The fairy ring is formed when the mushrooms pop up at the edges of the fungus, which is growing underground.

Some species of mushrooms grow in a circle, known as a fairy ring, expanding outward each ...

It is important to remember that both mosses and mushrooms will grow when conditions are right for them to thrive. Sometimes, ...

As noted in the Sept. 24 Home & Garden section, this fall has been a good season for several kinds of mushrooms, including giant puffball and stinkhorn.

In a 2018 report assessing the state of the world’s fungi, scientists found that compared to the 68,000 animals and 25,000 plants that had been evaluated to assess whether they were ...