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F Magazine #23 - Mushroom James Barker Cards the tranquility of country lifeF Magazine #23 Mushroom Mushrooms, which have various shapes depending on the type, are a type of fungus that does not belong to either animals or plants, and is divided into a fruiting body and a mycelium. The mycelium that absorbs nutrients is attached to tree roots in the form of fluff or thread, and the reproductive organ that blooms to spread offspring by making spores, that is, the fruiting body, corresponds to the mushroom we use for food.