What is another word for Armillaria Zelleri?
Pronunciation: [ˌɑːmɪlˈe͡əɹi͡ə zˈɛləɹˌi] (IPA) 
Armillaria Zelleri, also known as the oak root fungus, is a destructive plant pathogen that thrives in damp conditions and attacks the roots of oak trees. It causes significant harm to the trees which can ultimately lead to their death. Some synonyms for Armillaria Zelleri include Honey mushroom, shoestring root rot, and white root rot. This fungus produces white and yellow mushrooms, and its mycelium is often stringy, which is why it is known as shoestring root rot. It is also referred to as honey mushroom because of its sweet taste. Despite its appetizing moniker, Armillaria Zelleri can cause significant destruction to forests and ecosystems.
