Honey mushrooms from the store Many of you most likely saw jars of pickled honey mushrooms of yellowish-orange color on store shelves. Also, these mushrooms are often sold frozen, as on ...
Mushrooms
Sarkoscifa scarlet Group: Marsupial Plates: Absent Color: Scarlet, pinkish-white Info: Thicket-shaped Division: Ascomycota Subdivision: Pezizomycotina Class: Pezizomycetes Subclass: Pezizomycetes Pecizomycetes ...
Row crowded Group: Lamellar Plates: White Color: Brownish-grayish Info: The edges of the cap are turned upward Division: Basidiomycota Subdivision: Agaricomycotina Class: Agaricomycetes Agaricomycetes Agaricomycetes Agaricomycetes Agaricomycetes Subclass: Agaricomycetes Agaricomycetes
Edible talkers with a photo In order not to confuse edible varieties with poisonous ones, you need to be able to distinguish them by their appearance. Distinctive features and description of edible varieties with photos are presented below….
Maintenance and care The optimum aquarium size for a pair of fish (including other neighbors) starts from 150 liters. The design uses a sand and gravel substrate, heaps of stones and rocks from which form caves, grottoes and ...
Description In order not to confuse it with a poisonous one, it is necessary to know the peculiarities of the appearance of an unusual mushroom: the beginning of development takes place in a volva, which resembles a large egg. As the ovoid membrane grows ...
Appearance The leg of a thick fly agaric is whitish, along its entire surface there is a reticular pattern of a grayish shade. A large and fairly sturdy ring is located at the top. The leg has a clavate tuber ...
What mushrooms can be confused with and how to distinguish Mokruha has a significant advantage over many other edible mushrooms - the absence of poisonous twins. It can only be confused with mushrooms from the genus ...
Description of scaly tinder fungus Fruit bodies are annual, usually located not high above the ground on tree trunks. The cap is fleshy, asymmetrical, up to 30 (less often up to 40) cm in diameter, at first kidney-shaped, later prostrate, ...
Photo and description of pine mushroom: Pine mushroom (Lactarius deliciosus (L.: Fr.) S. F. Gray) Camels have a cap 5–15 cm in diameter, at first hemispherical, velvety, then convex with a wrapped ...
Mustard plaster (Theolepiota golden): description and photo Name: Mustard plaster Latin name: Phaeolepiota aurea Type: Inedible Synonyms: Golden umbrella, Mustard plaster, Herbal scales Systematics: Department: Basidiomycota (Basidiomycetes) Subdivision: Agaricomycomycota ...
Description The family includes about two and a half thousand species of mushrooms. They are widespread throughout the northern hemisphere. A favorite place is coniferous or mixed forests. They prefer sandy soil, sheltered ...
Description The fruiting body is similar in shape to the cap-peduncle, has a tubular structure with a funnel-shaped upper part ("cap"). The cap is 2-6 cm in diameter, funnel-shaped with a downward curved, often uneven edge. Skin…
Medicinal properties and application A number of special active substances with unique medicinal properties have been found in the pulp and milky juice of the fungus. The euphorbia mushroom is widely used in folk medicine. Especially appreciated ...
Boletus boletus: where it grows, what it looks like, edibility, how to distinguish it, photo Boletus boletus (lat.Caloboletus calopus or Boletus calopus), boletus boletus is also beautiful or inedible - a fairly common mushroom, ...