Mushrooms Collybia Azema

Many experts believe that Collybia Collybia Azema and oil (Collybia butyracea) - this is the same kind or species, but other mycologists (Czech) traditionally considered Collybia Azem full view . 3 Hats -6 cm in diameter, at first conical, but are rapidly becoming broadly conical and finally disclosed the central hump, thinly fleshy, grayish, greenish-gray to ash-gray . Plates whitish, often . Leg fibrous, grayish yellowish down moderately thickened, 5 - 7 cm long and 4 - 8 mm thick . Spores colorless, smooth,ellipsoidal, 6 - 7 x 3 - 3.5 micrometers . Very common in late autumn and (August - October), mainly on acid soils in deciduous, mixed and coniferous forests, sometimes with large concentrations . Edible . Collybia Azem is also very similar to edible oil Collybia (Collybia butyracea), which is characterized by larger,reddish-brown cap and stem .