Black fungus (Auricularia polytricha) is an edible wild mushroom sometimes known as tree ear or cloud ear fungus, given its dark, ear-like shape. While predominantly found in China, it also ...

BENGALURU: While many remain unaware of the risks, doctors are linking prolonged earphone use to a rise in ear syndromes, ...

Looking for a light, earthy dish? Learn how to make Tofu with Black Fungus — soft tofu stir-fried with cloud ear mushrooms, garlic, soy sauce, and sesame oil. It’s subtle, nourishing, and rich in ...

The rare but serious fungal infection is caused by a group of molds called mucormycetes, which live throughout the environment and typically do not agitate otherwise healthy people, but can be prob… ...

Otomycosis, also called fungal otitis externa, is a fungal ear infection that affects your outer ear, usually your ear canal. In the U.S., it's more common in summer months, especially among those ...

Leaf blight fungal diseases that attack elephant ear plants (Alocasia sp.) are quite common due to the plant’s moist environment. This fall and winter generally has been very warm and moist ...

It's called the "black fungus," and it can be deadly. ... Dr. Ronak Shukla, an ear, nose and throat doctor assigned to COVID-19 care at the government-run LG Hospital in Ahmedabad, ...

It's called the "black fungus," and it can be deadly. It's also adding to India's growing COVID-19 woes at the moment. On May 9, the Indian Council of Medical Research and India's Health Ministry ...

Mumbai's busy Sion Hospital has reported 24 cases of the fungal infection in the past two months, up from six cases a year, according to Dr Renuka Bradoo, head of the hospital's ear, nose and ...

Cloud ear fungus, also known as wood ear or tree ear, is a jelly-like fungus. It's a famous mountain product in China and is called "the black treasure in Chinese cuisine".

handful coriander sprigs. 1 tsp sesame seeds. 1. Pour a kettle of boiling water over the fungus, drain and rinse. Tear into smaller pieces, discarding any hard root.

Thousands of COVID-19 patients in India have been diagnosed with mucormycosis, or so-called "black fungus" that’s leaving some with vision loss.The rare but serious fungal infection is caused by ...