Mushrooms Agaricus xanthodermus

Agaricus xanthodermus - poisonous appearance, causing poisoning . This fungus is very similar to the majority of edible mushrooms . Poisoningaccompanied by vomiting and stomach disorders . So everyone, gather mushrooms for food, should learn to recognize the poisonous mushroom . His signs - slightly darkening of wounded places in the fruiting body and silky shiny leg intensive yellowing at the bottom . Mushroom unpleasant smell of carbolic acid, and the smell is enhancedduring cooking . Agaricus xanthodermus grows from July to October in the meadows and pastures, gardens and parks, but also in coniferous and deciduous . Agaricus xanthodermus (Agaricus xanthoderma) hat has a smooth diameter of 5 - 13 cm, white, yellow or grayish, yellowing in the affected areas . Plates long remain pale, grayish, then acquirered-brown . Leg sizes 6-12 / 1.2 - 1.5 cm, white, silky-shiny, yellow or grayish white ring . The flesh is white, slightly yellowing at the base of the legs quickly gaining chrome -yellow color .