What is another word for honey mushroom?
Pronunciation: [hˈʌnɪ mˈʌʃɹuːm] (IPA) 
Honey mushroom, also known as Armillaria mellea, is a type of fungus commonly found in forests and wooded areas. It is prized among foragers and chefs for its earthy, nutty flavor and meaty texture. If you're looking to describe this tasty fungus with alternative terms, you might try "hen of the woods," "maitake," or "sheepshead." These names reflect the mushroom's distinctive appearance, which resembles the feathers of a hen or sheep, as well as its tendency to grow in large, branching clusters. Other synonyms for honey mushroom include "fairy ring mushroom" and "ringworm mushroom," descriptions that refer to its tendency to grow around the perimeter of a circle.
