Mushrooms Amanita porphyry (mushroom gray)

Amanita porphyry (A . porphyria) easydistinguished by the purple-brown hat, smooth ring and wide hemisphere tuber with symptoms of the vagina . In the fungus was found toxic substance Bufotenine, which may in some people cause poisoning . However, in the US, for example, is considered non-toxic fly agaric mushroom porphyry although in Europe it refers to the number of weakly toxic . Amanitaporphyry relatively rare . It is only found in Europe, North America, North Africa and Japan . It grows in summer and autumn only in acidic soils under spruce, pine and birch . Amanita porphyria (4) has a head diameter of 4 - 8 cm, purple-brown or gray-purple, sometimes large warts purple hue. White plates . Leg sizes 7-10 / 0.7 - 2 cm, whitish, sometimes tinged with violet, wide tuber limited (5) . Ring grayish-white with a purple tint, very soft and smooth .   The vagina is developed only as a light gray lower ring . Taste unpleasant smell reminiscent of potatoes . Russian name - purple mushroom . From a family Mukhomorov -Atapiiaseae . Cap 5 - 8 cm in diameter, hemispherical, then convex - or flat - prostrate, thin-fleshy, with a thin, flat, smooth-edged, gray - or brown - brown, often with a purple or purplish tinge, with rare, white flakes, later sometimes naked . Plates ¬ ki white, thin, thick . Disputes 6.5 - 10 microns in diameter, spherical,smooth . 5 foot 9 x 1 cm, mostly down slightly thickened, tonkopov - stista, potatoes, white or yellowish quickly Bureya ring at the base with a free, white, with a spade edge of the vagina . The flesh is whitish, with the smell of radish . Distributed in Polesie and in the Carpathians . It grows in coniferous forests, among mosses, in July - November . Poisonmushroom .