Tam Truc mushroom is one of the rarest mushroom species in Vietnam besides Ganoderma mushroom, Thai Duong mushroom, Thuong Hoang mushroom… the tip of the mushroom opens up and looks like a “veil” of ancient beauties. .

Tam Truc mushroom has the scientific name Dictyophora indusiata. This mushroom is also known as the queen mushroom.

When mature, the Tam Truc mushroom has a mushroom tip that opens up and looks like a “veil” of ancient beauties. In particular, the tip of the Tam Truc mushroom is a place with a foul smell that attracts insects such as flies and mosquitoes.

Tam Truc mushroom is considered a high-class food. Extracted from this mushroom species has the ability to prevent and treat many diseases such as breast cancer, gout, etc.

Around the world, Tam Truc mushrooms are found in nature in European countries, North America, and some countries in Asia.

In Vietnam, Tam Truc mushrooms are found on rice fields, bamboo banks, or river banks. Specifically, Tam Truc mushroom was discovered growing wild in Long An province since 2004.

China is the largest producer of Tram Truc mushrooms in the world today in dried form.