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Enokitake mushroom (え の き 茸, enoki mushroom) is a food fungus with fruit body cultivation of
long-shaped white color like bean sprouts. Also known as mushroom sprouts,
winter mushrooms, or gold needle mushrooms (Hanzi: 金针菇, pinyin: jīnzhēngū,
Hangul: 팽이 버섯, Alihaksara: pengi beoseot).
In a mildly temperate region of the
world, mushrooms grow in the wild at low temperatures from autumn to early
spring. Mushrooms are also known to grow under the snow. The fungus grows on
the surface of the deciduous Celtis sinensis (Japanese: Enoki) tree, which is
called Enokitake (Enoki mushroom). Mushrooms can also grow on the surface of
decayed logs of broad-leaved trees such as Bebesaran and Persimmon. This fungus
is often regarded as a pest for some agricultural products.
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