Mushrooms (kinds of mushrooms) Chanterelle gray

Chanterelle gray (Cantharellus cinereus), ​​growing in small quantities in deciduous forests . It is, however, easily distinguishablethanks to its several fruity odor, grayish-black color of fruiting bodies and the plate under the bonnet . Other related, but rare species Pseudo-craterellus sinuosus has fruit gray with yellow-orange tint . Beams growing in deciduous forests on acidic soils . Both species are edible . Cantharellus cinereus hat has a diameter of 2 - 6 cm, the size 3-8 feet / 0.5 - 1.5cm . cap and stem of gray-black plate - ash, whitish colored . The flesh is grayish-brown, later blackish, taste featureless, with strong fruity smell. Spore print white . Spores colorless, sizes 7 15/5 - 8.5 m . Basidia have four sterigma .