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Nagqu Wild Cordyceps: Why Tibet's Highest Plateau Produces the World's Most Sought-After Sinensis
Not all wild cordyceps are equal. Nagqu, on the Tibetan Plateau at 4,500–5,000 meters, produces the most prized wild Cordyceps sinensis in the world — and there are very specific reasons why altitude, climate, and soil make the difference. Here is what buyers need to know.
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Why Cordyceps Is Called 'Winter Worm, Summer Grass'
Cordyceps is called 'winter worm, summer grass' because the name traces its life cycle - a caterpillar in winter, a fungal stalk rising in summer.
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