Detan Export Dried Hericium Erinaceus

Hericium erinaceus (Bull.) Pers.) is a fungus of the genus Hericium in the family Odontodontidae. The fruiting body is medium, large or large, 3.5-10 (30) cm in diameter, fleshy, and shaped like a head or an egg, like the head of a monkey, hence the name "monkey head". The base of hericiodes is narrow, and the base of artificial cultivated hericiodes is often longer than the mouth of the bottle or the mouth of the plastic bag. Except the base, the peripherals are covered with spines. Spines are 1-5 cm long, needle-shaped and 1-2 mm thick. Spores are born on the surface of spines, spherical, (5.5-7.5) micron × (5-6) micron in diameter, containing oil droplets, spore pile white.

Hericiodes is widely distributed in nature, mainly in broadleaved forests or coniferous and broadleaved mixed forests in the northern temperate zone, such as Western Europe, North America, Japan, Russia and other places. In China, mainly distributed in the northeast, xiao xing, northwest tianshan mountain, altai, the Himalayas and in the west of the hengduan mountains southwest of forest region, including heilongjiang, jilin, Inner Mongolia, hebei, henan, shaanxi, shanxi, gansu, sichuan, hubei, hunan, guangxi, yunnan, Tibet, zhejiang, fujian provincial autonomous region

Hericium erinaceus is a traditional Chinese precious dish with tender, fragrant and delicious meat. It is one of the four famous dishes (Hericium head, bear paw, sea cucumber, shark fin). It is known as "mountain precious monkey head, seafood bird's nest".