Edible Products
Edible products include mushrooms, seeds, nuts, fruits & berries, wildlife, greens and roots. Wholesale or
commercial wild collection of most of these products would not provide enough volume to make market sale possible
and profitable and would deplete and likely endanger the resource for both local human use and for wildlife.
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Wild blueberry
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Crab apple
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Bramble berry
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Grapes
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Elderberry
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Cranberry
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Mulberry
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Teaberry
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Gooseberry
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Mayapple
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Persimmon
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Paw paw
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Fruits and Berries
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Nuts
Natural Resource
A nut is a seed embryo
encased in a hard shell
which contains high
amounts of protein and fat
to nourish the seedling plant
in its initial stages of growth.
Nuts have been an important
source of food for many
centuries in Appalachia.
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Boletus
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Chanterelle
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Chicken of the
woods
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Hedgehog
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Honey
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Matsuke
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Morel
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Oyster
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Shaggy manes
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Shiitake
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Mushrooms
Common Types
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FOREST FOREVER
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