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Greasers larch is the most frequent type of oil . It differs lemon-yellow hats and sponges, as well as the fact that always grows under larch . Peel hats, as well as at Other oils, slippery and easy to remove. greasers larch grows from June to November, under different types ofEuropean, Asian and American larch . Fruiting bodies usually appear in large numbers on the needles or in the grass and always within the root system of the tree . At certain places, this fungus can regularly collect tens of years . However, when a tree dies, gradually and it disappears. Greasers larch grows in the woods, where there islarch, from the lowlands to the mountains . It usually appears in some parks and gardens planted there by local and exotic species of larch . This species is widespread in the world: it grows abundantly in Europe, North America and North Africa, Japan, Australia, New Zealand . It was recorded in South America . This is an excellent edible mushroom,suitable for any cooking . Before preparing the slippery skin is recommended to remove . Greasers larch (Suillus grevillei) hat is slippery diameter of 4 - 15 cm, semi-circular, then flat, lemon yellow or yellow-gold color . The edges of the tubules also lemon-yellow, long closed are yellowish-white veil .
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The size of the dispute | 7 - 10 x 3 - 4 pm |
Disputes | yellowish fusiform |
Description | |
Name in latin | Suillus grevillei (KLOTZSCH) sing . |
Storage | use fresh, reserve dried, pickled |
Features | other than edible mushroom, suitable for any cooking |
Fruiting bodies are formed (grows) | July - October |
Edible | edible |
Distribution | commonlycommon in the world: it grows abundantly in Europe, North America and North Africa, Japan, Australia, New Zealand . It was recorded in South America , |
Taste | as a finished product - good |
Grow | in forests where there is larch, from the lowlands to the mountains . It usually appears in some parks and gardens planted there by local and exotic species of larch |
Smell | as a finished product - good |
Fruiting body (Cap) | |
Tubes | edge tubes also lemon-yellow, long are closed yellowish-white veil |
Surface | slippery |
Color | lemon yellow or yellow-gold color |
Diameter | 4 - 15 cm , |
Form | semi-circular,then flat |
Plant | |
Spore print | yellowish-brown |
Flesh | yellow when cut in air cap slightly turns pink in the leg a little greens |
Features | ring white, yellowish, rapidly disappearing |
Stipe | |
Diameter | I-2 (3) cm |
Length | 4 - 10 (12) cm |
Color | the ring is yellow, brownish below |
Features | dense, with a ring |
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