Mushrooms Collybia shirokoplastinchataya

Collybia platyphylla - wood and saprotrophic fungus . It is distributed throughout the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere . In North America, this fungus is better known under the name Tpsko otorz ​​1 of 1 rShurkuIa . It grows in summerand fall singly or in small groups, often at well-rotten, wet, covered with moss and lichens stumps or dead trunks of beech, birch and alder . Only occasionally fungus can be seen on the trunks of coniferous trees . Collybia platyphylla loves mountain beech forests, in the lowlands is rare . It can be recognized by their gray-brown cap with a diameter up to 20 cmwith expressive radial fiber surface and very wide sagging plates . From the base of the legs grow first white, then - gray and black cords mycelium (rhizoids), up to several tenths of a meter in length and permeates all rotting wood . This mushroom is edible, but sometimes bitter . typically has a head diameter of 6 -12 cm, gray-brown, fibrous . Plates 15 - 25 mm wide, roughly irregularly toothed, whitish, yellowish, brownish at the edge sometimes, well adherent to the leg . 5-15 feet Dimensions / 0.9 - 1, 5 cm, from off-white to gray, dark fiber, with rhizoids at the base . The flesh is white, to taste - average, the smell - wishy-washy . Spore print white . Spores colorless, 7 - 8/6 - 7 microns, barren, with thickened cell wall shaped bottles .