Host Defense Maitake (60 count) #10072312 needs links Alternately lush and bittersweet

Alternately lush and bittersweet

It grows up to 2 ½ ft

edible species

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Host Defense Maitake (60 count) #10072312 needs links Alternately lush and bittersweetFound growing in temperate hardwood forests, Maitake has been the subject of studies worldwide and is known for supporting normal cell growth.* Rich in 1,3, 1,4 and 1,6 beta D glucans, Maitake is a delicious, edible species, with a long history of traditional use. Host Defense Maitake uses activated, freeze dried, Certified Organic mycelium and fruitbodies, with a full spectrum of constituents: polysaccharides (beta glucans, arabinoxylane, glucose,