Dictyophora is a member of Gastropoda, Diptera, Diptera and Dictyophora. Dictyophora dictyophora is a kind of fungi in the fungi kingdom. Dictyophora dictyophora is a world-famous edible fungus with no fruiting body on its head. Dictyophora indusiata, also known as "Flower of Fungi" and "Plant Chicken", ranks first among the "Four Treasures" (Dictyophora indusiata, Hericium erinaceus, Lentinus edodes and Tremella fuciformis). Dictyophora dictyophora is a cryptophyte parasitic on the roots of dead bamboo, which looks like a net-like dried white snake skin. It has a dark green hat, a snow-white cylindrical handle and a pink egg-shaped volvox. At the top of the stipe, there is a delicate white gauze skirt spreading down from the cap. The whole cell looks very beautiful and colorful. Bamboo Sun is famous for its delicate figure, and its fresh appearance is like a girl wearing a gauze skirt. It can be called "Snow Skirt Fairy", "Flower of Mountain Treasures", "Flower of Fungi" and "Queen of Fungi". It has the unique function of prolonging the storage time of soup and other foods and keeping the dishes delicious and not rotten. It has always been listed as imperial food by emperors of past dynasties, and it has been listed as one of the "eight treasures of grass" since ancient times. (Transferred from: China Vegetarian Culture Communication Network) Original address:/nutrition/f 318841a25d0ed8787d8 de48aef8099d.html.