About: Ganoderma lucidum

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A mushroom of many names, Ganoderma lucidum has been used medicinally be diverse peoples for centuries. The Japanese call this mushroom Reishi or Nammentake (10,000 Year Mushroom) whereas the Chinese and Koreans know it as Ling Chi, Ling Chih, or Ling Zhi (Mushroom of Immortality)). Renowned for its health stimulating properties, this mushroom is more often depicted in ancient Chinese, Korean, and Japanese art than any other. Ling Chi is traditionally associated with royalty, health, and recuperation, longevity, sexual prowess, wisdom, and happiness. Ling Chi has been depicted in royal tapestries, often portrayed with renowned sages of teh era. For a time, the Chinese even believed this mushroom could bring the dead to life when a tincture specifically made from it was laid upon one's ches

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rdfs:label	Ganoderma lucidum
rdfs:comment	A mushroom of many names, Ganoderma lucidum has been used medicinally be diverse peoples for centuries. The Japanese call this mushroom Reishi or Nammentake (10,000 Year Mushroom) whereas the Chinese and Koreans know it as Ling Chi, Ling Chih, or Ling Zhi (Mushroom of Immortality)). Renowned for its health stimulating properties, this mushroom is more often depicted in ancient Chinese, Korean, and Japanese art than any other. Ling Chi is traditionally associated with royalty, health, and recuperation, longevity, sexual prowess, wisdom, and happiness. Ling Chi has been depicted in royal tapestries, often portrayed with renowned sages of teh era. For a time, the Chinese even believed this mushroom could bring the dead to life when a tincture specifically made from it was laid upon one's ches
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Kingdom	Fungi
Name	Ganoderma lucidum
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Image caption	Ganoderma lucidum
Species	Lucidum
Genus	Ganoderma
Class	Agaricomycetes
primordia duration	-604800.0
spawn co	up to 50,000 ppm
primordia light req	43200.0
fruiting light req	43200.0
spawn temp	70(xsd:integer)
spore print	reddish brown
fruiting co	20000(xsd:integer)
primordia temp	65(xsd:integer)
spawn rh	95(xsd:integer)
fruiting rh	90(xsd:integer)
primordia co	20000(xsd:integer)
primordia rh	95(xsd:integer)
fruiting faes	0(xsd:integer)
primordia faes	0(xsd:integer)
fruiting temp	65(xsd:integer)
fruiting duration	-5184000.0
spawn light req	n/a
spawn duration	-1728000.0
mycelium	Longitudinally radial, non-aerial, initially white, rapid growing, becoming densely matted & appressed, yellow to golden brown, and often zonate with age. Some strains produce a brown hymenophore on MEA.
edibility	edible
synonyms	* Reishi * Nammentake * Ling Chi * Artists Conk
Family	Ganodermataceae
Order	Polyporales
Phylum	Basidiomycota
Common name	Reishi
substrates	hardwoods
abstract	A mushroom of many names, Ganoderma lucidum has been used medicinally be diverse peoples for centuries. The Japanese call this mushroom Reishi or Nammentake (10,000 Year Mushroom) whereas the Chinese and Koreans know it as Ling Chi, Ling Chih, or Ling Zhi (Mushroom of Immortality)). Renowned for its health stimulating properties, this mushroom is more often depicted in ancient Chinese, Korean, and Japanese art than any other. Ling Chi is traditionally associated with royalty, health, and recuperation, longevity, sexual prowess, wisdom, and happiness. Ling Chi has been depicted in royal tapestries, often portrayed with renowned sages of teh era. For a time, the Chinese even believed this mushroom could bring the dead to life when a tincture specifically made from it was laid upon one's chest. The mushroom is known by many in North America and Europe as one of the "Artists Conk" fungi. (The true Artist Conk is Ganoderma applanatum). As the fruitbody develops, the spore producing under layer, the hymenium, is white and can be drawn upon. As the pores are crushed, a browning reaction occurs, thus allowing the artist to sketch an image. * Spore print: reddish brown * Mycelium: Longitudinally radial, non-aerial, initially white, rapid growing, becoming densely matted & appressed, yellow to golden brown, and often zonate with age. Some strains produce a brown hymenophore on MEA.

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