Mushrooms Agaricus A . Meleagris and A . Placomyces

A . meleagris and A . placomyces differ from mushroom gray-yellow-skinned and black-brown scales on the whitish surface of the cap . Both smell of carbolic acid . Both - poisonous . They appear in the summer and autumn in the forest and outside . Since both the fungus are difficult, they are sometimes considered to belong to the same species . Weak smell of carbolic acid and A . phaeolepidotus- Mushroom with a hat on which red-brown flakes lie on the substrate cinnamon . On sandy soils sea coast is growing in Europe A . Ammophilus, having white with gray-pink shade hat without scales and fruit twice smaller than Agaricus xanthodermus . Agaricus meleagris hat has a diameter of 5 - 12 cm, with scales from gray-brown tobrown-black color, in the center of a dark, in the affected areas yellowing . 6-10 feet Dimensions / 1 - 1.2 cm, whitish or brownish, with a white ring on the affected areas yellowing . The flesh is whitish at the base legs acquiring chrome-yellow . Both types are shown inexpressive taste, the smell of carbolic, Spore printbrown-black . spores of these species are dark brown, 5-7 / 3 - 4 mm .