White Jade Cordyceps
Yulong (White Jade) County is famous for its abundant production of Cordyceps sinensis.
Yulong (White Jade) County is the only intact area in the southwestern high-altitude primitive forest region. In the Aren Gully of Rejia Township, at an altitude of 3,300 to 3,500 meters, there lies a 212-hectare primeval dense spruce forest with a timber volume of 23,150 cubic meters—the highest distribution line discovered so far for several rare plant species. Over 640 types of wild medicinal herbs have been identified here, making it also a natural “kingdom” of edible fungi. The area boasts a rich variety of cordyceps, matsutake, prairie white mushrooms, morel, monkey head mushrooms, ganoderma, as well as various types of shiitake and wood ear mushrooms. Notably, the cordyceps found here are not only of premium quality but also produced in large quantities.
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