The tea tree mushroom is also called the tea tree mushroom because it grows wild on the dried stems of the Camellia oleifera tree. In September 2008, the A. aegerita was taken into space by the "Shenzhou VII" spacecraft, laying the foundation for cultivating new varieties. The columnar A. aegerita is mainly distributed in northern temperate and subtropical regions. It grows under natural conditions. In and around the decayed tree roots of small tree Camellia oleifera forests, the growing season is mainly concentrated at the turn of spring and summer and around the Mid-Autumn Festival. It occurs more frequently in regenerated forests after felling old forests. Because the Camellia oleifera tree is hard and decays slowly, the growth cycle of the tea tree mycelium is very long.

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