Ever seen a mushroom covered in droplets of water, but nothing else is wet? It’s not dew. It’s not raindrops. Those droplets of water are coming from inside the mushroom through a process called guttation. It happens when a mushroom (or plant) has an excess amount of water, and needs to excrete it. It also happens to be beautiful. Most often in the PNW you might notice it on shelf mushrooms, those fan-like hard mushrooms you see growing on trees. But it can happen to all types of fungi, includin

Scientists Say: Guttation

What happens due to the Guttation process in the plants? 1. De... | Filo

Morning drops that aren’t dew — it’s guttation! Plants releasing excess water through their leaf tips. Nature’s way of balancing things. #vitascientiasociety #casgan #guttation | Vita Scientia - Foundation University

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