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Committee approves bill to designate morel as state mushroom

April 06, 2026 | 2026 Legislature OK, Oklahoma


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Committee approves bill to designate morel as state mushroom
Senator Hamilton presented House Bill 32‑63, the "David Beyer Act," asking the committee to recognize the morel mushroom as the state mushroom in honor of David Beyer, described in testimony as a community leader and avid outdoorsman. Hamilton said the designation could encourage Oklahomans to spend more time outdoors.

Senator Nice asked whether the scientific name could be added; Hamilton said he would consider the suggestion with the House sponsor. Committee discussion was brief and largely lighthearted; the bill received unanimous support in committee and was declared passed.

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