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4 pages for "Phellinus and Sanghuang"

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  Phellinus and Sanghuang

  Phellinus linteus, meshima and sanghuang explained: which species are behind the names, what the few small human studies and many lab studies show, and who should be careful.

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  Antrodia, Phellinus and Other Medicinal Polypores: What Is Known

  A guide to Antrodia (Taiwanofungus camphoratus), Phellinus and sanghuang fungi: name confusion, the few small human trials found, and where proper evidence was not found.

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  Korean Sanghuang

  Sanghuangporus baumii, the Korean and Northern Chinese sanghuang formerly called Phellinus baumii: what it is, what the lab studies report, and why no human trials were found.

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  Mustard Yellow Polypore

  Mustard yellow polypore (Phellinus gilvus, also called Fuscoporia gilva) is a woody bracket fungus on trees with only lab and animal research, no human trials, and a naming overlap with the sanghuang group.

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