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Mega-mushroom in Mexico

AFP
Tue, 10 Jul 2007 16:01 UTC

A more than 20-kilo (41-lb) mushroom has been picked in a forest in Mexico's southernmost state of Chiapas, university officials said Tuesday.

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The white mushroom, macrocybe titans, measured a towering 70 cm (27 in) tall, was found near Tapachula, near the Guatemalan border, according to the Southern Border University Center.

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anart · 2007-07-11T16:47:29Z

hmmm

I wonder how big it would have gotten if they had just left it alone.

GRiM · 2007-07-11T18:26:27Z

:)

With my limited mushroom-knowledge I think its about at its peak. (I base this on the texture of the mushroom-stem..)

Should be more of them close by.

deej · 2007-07-12T01:31:24Z

Strange optical effect

It's almost easier to see the guy as very small than to see what looks like a normal mushroom as very large.

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Having an open border with Mexico for four years was a bad idea too.

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