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Mushroom umbrella large number of related species similar to L . mastoidea, but less than half has smaller scales and at the top of the hill hats, leg with brown-ocher streaks and simple ring Hat 8 - 12 cm in diameter, thin-fleshy, initially campanulate andbluntly conical, and later the floor outstretched, with sharply projecting tubercle, whitish, cracks in the center of a dark, with dark pressed small flaky scales . thin edges tucked later outstretched, often wavy . The flesh is white, with autoxidation is not changed, has a pleasant smell and taste of a walnut . Leg 7 - 16 x 0.3 - 0.6 cm, central, cylindrical shape, extends to the base of a small tuber, sometimes slightly curved, whitish-brown, covered with very small scales pressed . Free plates, often with a smooth edge, white, sand color later . Remains covered . Ring located at the top or the middle legs,simple, broad, backward, moving, white top, bottom light brown . Spore print white . Spores size 12 - 16 x 8 - 9.5 mm. Colorless, metachromasia, ellipsoidal, with the germination times, with lateral apikulyusom with one or more fluorescent droplets smooth . Basidia four-spore, 35 - 40 x 8 - 10 microns . , clavateforms . Sterigma 3,5 - 4 in length . Heylotsistidy (developing on the edge of the plates, tubes in fungi cells . Basidiomycetes) 30 - 40 x 12 - 15 mm . , bottle, spindle-shaped, thin-walled, hyaline . It grows on the ground in oak, beech and pine forests, forest glades, edges of woods, meadows and parks . Quite a rare and little known species . Foundindividual instances in groups . Distributed in Spain, Denmark, Italy, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, the former Yugoslavia, Estonia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Armenia, Yakutia, Primorye Territory, USA, Mexico, Brazil, Algeria, Morocco, Australia and the UK . Season: summer - autumn .
SPECIFICATIONS | |
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Bag | |
Form dispute | elliptical |
The size of the dispute | 12 - 16 x 8 - 9.5 microns |
Disputes | colorless, metachromasia |
Features | sometimes with germination, with lateral apikulyusom, with one or more fluorescent droplets, smooth |
Description | |
Name in latin | Lepiota mastoidea |
Rod | Macrolepiota |
Features | a rare and little known species . There are individual instances in groups |
Fruiting bodies are formed (grows) | summer and fall , |
Class | Agaricomycetes |
Edible | edible mushroom, the value is only a hat, as a rigid leg |
Distribution | Spain, Denmark, Italy, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, countriesthe former Yugoslavia, Estonia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Armenia, Yakutia, Primorye Territory, USA, Mexico, Brazil, Algeria, Morocco, Australia and the UK |
Related species | Macrolepiota procera, mushroom umbrella white mushroom umbrella Conrad, mushroom -Umbrellas graceful |
Taste | with a pleasant smell walnut |
Grow | on the ground in oak, beech and pine forests, forestclearings, edges of woods, meadows and parks to |
Smell | with a pleasant smell walnut |
Fruiting body (Cap) | |
The kinks at the ends of branches | thin edge tucked later outstretched |
Inside | thin and fleshy |
Surface | cracks in the center of a dark, with dark pressed small flake flakes |
Color | whitish |
Diameter | 8 -12 cm |
Features | residues covered . The ring is located at the top or middle of the foot, simple, broad, backward, moving, white top, bottom light brown |
Plant | |
Basidia | four-spore, 35 - 40 x 8 - 10 m . , clavate |
Spore print | White |
Flesh | white, with autoxidation is not changed, has a pleasant smell and taste of a walnut |
Plates | free, often with a smooth edge, white, sand color later |
Features | sterigma 3,5 - 4 in length |
Features | cheilocystidium 30 - 40 x 12 - 15 microns . , bottle, spindle-shaped, thin-walled, hyaline |
Stipe | |
Diameter | 0.3 - 0.6 cm |
Length | 7 - 16 cm |
Color | whitish-brown color |
Features | central, cylindrical shape, extends to the bottom of a small tuber, sometimes slightly curved, covered with very small scales appressed |
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