After Transmigration, I Became a God by Plundering --- Chapter 23: Experimental Field (4)

There were also some wood ear mushrooms growing on rotten wood, and even on broken, decaying stumps, where I discovered a lingzhi mushroom. This is already quite a harvest. If I found wood ear mushrooms here, I could collect them long-term from now on. As long as I don't take too much at once and transport some wood here for artificial cultivation, it would be an endless supply. Drying the wood ear mushrooms back would also make them easy to preserve for a long time. As for the lingzhi mushroom... I can't stand the taste myself, but I still picked some. Perhaps someone in the academy's higher-ups might like it. As for the Houttuynia cordata... I can't stand the taste myself, but I still picked some. Perhaps someone in the academy's higher-ups might like it. These things are stored in the little furball's internal space, so there's no fear of them being absorbed. After all, this space only absorbs flesh and blood, not plants, so it's a form of storage space. On the tops of the mountain slopes on both sides of the valley, I also found several citrus trees and a few camellia trees. This is truly an unexpected joy. This indicates that the valley can be used to cultivate wood ear mushrooms, and the slopes on both sides can be used to grow citrus fruit trees and tea. It's only now that I realize how wise the decision was for the academy to leave a vast expanse of forest in each of the three major districts when it was first established. I must designate the forest as an experimental planting area upon my return to prevent students from accidentally damaging it. On the way back, I also found some other mushrooms, and in a patch of camphor trees, I even picked some shiitake mushrooms, known as the king of mushrooms.