Large mushrooms and fungi appear on surface roots of two maples. Are they harmful to trees, pets, or humans?
Many fungi are saprophytic (decomposing dead organic matter) and not pathogenic. However, some indicate internal wood decay. If trees appear healthy, mushrooms are likely benign.
Collect samples and photos for expert ID.
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