Wild Edible Mushrooms of Rourkela Forest Division, Odisha, India
Jashabanta Sethi, Sweta Mishra, Sanjeet Kumar
Asian Journal of Environment & Ecology · pp. 83–87 · Published 28 Sep 2024
10.9734/ajee/2024/v23i10611Abstract
12 wild edible mushrooms (WEM) are collected from Rourkela Forest Division, Odisha, India, and presented here along with the local name, availability, and economic values. Out of 12 enumerated WEM, nine have economic values. The presented data could be useful to enhance the livelihood of local communities.
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