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Fixed, thanks!
The domestic mycelium terrain is farmed like any other farm. Higher maintenance but you get a higher maximum yield because you can plant them more densely, and you have control over which kind of mushrooms you plant. Foraging is definitely lower maintenance.
Will the domestic mycelium blocks also allow 'fruiting bodies' to self propogate or do they work like domestic produce otherwise does?
I like that the mushrooms will spread themselves, low maintainence food is good. if planting my own loses that... I'll just leave the wild, red, tiles.
If by "mycelium terrain" you mean the red tendrilly stuff that mushrooms grow on :
It's a "plant". It's what mushroom fruiting bodies grow from. The mycelium is the bit that is needed for the mushrooms to survive and continue to grow. While the mycelium is alive, fruiting bodies (the mushrooms themselves) are periodically generated around them.
It is harmless, it can be harvested itself for mycelium blocks (animal feed/used for building mushroom farms), but if you harvest it then any attached mushrooms will die.
If that's not what you meant, please clarify.
And yeah, I know the documentation is lacking, I will someday get round to writing up a more detailed description. But today is not that day.