Mushrooms Float (tolkachik) gray

Float or tolkachik gray and its related species of the subgenus Amanitop- sis differs from toadstools inFirst of all there is no ring on the stem . Other signs of this group, numbering in Europe about 10 species are distinctly grooved edge of the cap and the hollow stem is very fragile adults mushrooms . Flesh - white, taste and smell inexpressive; Spore print white . All species grow from summer to autumn, all edible, but do not differgood taste . The most common type of this group is to float gray . It is growing, apparently, around the world; and found him in the Arctic Circle . Most often, it can be seen in deciduous forests, especially under the birch and beech on acid or neutral soils .   Related species-float dark brown (A . Umbrinolutea)found in mountain spruce forests . Red-brown fruit and vagina has A . fulva; float in saffron - A . sgosea - hat orange or orange-brown, orange leg veins, and vagina inside and outside white . Pure white appearance is called A . alba, a species with a silver cap and stem - A . argentea . A . inaurata has a hat onse¬rogo brown to yellow-brown color with gray warts and just painted fiber scaly leg . The vagina is on the foot from inside the gray-brown and off-white on the outside . Amanita vaginata (1) hat has a diameter of 3 - 10 cm, gray, yellow and gray . White plates . Leg sizes 5-15 / 0.8 - 2 cm, white or greyish-white . Inside the vagina white, grayish outside . The debate (2), colorless, 9 - 12 PM . Conditionally edible mushroom good quality