Mushrooms Mushroom umbrella Chlorophyllum molybdites

In the US, sometimes mushroom umbrella motley confused with widespread there poison him relative Chlorophyllum molybdites, having an adult green plate and spore powder . But in Europe, this species is notgrowing . Hat 7 - 30 cm in diameter, at the young age of globular, then bell-shaped and almost flat, often with broad hump in the center, dry, white, covered with pink-brown or cinnamon, first major, then scaly, remains covered . The pulp is soft, white, the air does not change color, rarely becomesreddish hue, without much taste and smell . Hymenophore plate, plate-free legs, often located, painted white, with age olive-green or gray-green, yellow when damaged or browning . Leg 10 - 26 cm long and 1 - 3 cm thick, almost flat or taper upward, smooth, whitecolors, browns when damaged . The ring is located in the upper part of the stem, often mobile, white, age browns . Spore print green or gray-green . Spores 9-13 × 6 - 9 mm, ovoid or elliptical shape, smooth, sometimes with germination, hyaline, dextrinoideus . Mushroom is poisonous, resembles someedible species . Occurs singly, in small groups or "witches rings", gardens, meadows, fields . Known in America, Eurasia, and Africa . Tunes in Australia .