Mushrooms Pluta deer

Pluta belong to the group of saprotrophic fungi that grow on trees . They are very common in allworld . The two most common species - pluteus deer and pluteus chernokrayny (P . ^ Mgotag іpaїiz) looks almost indistinguishable . Both have hats from brown to black-brown color and a beautiful pink plate. Pink plate However, there are only mature mushrooms, and young are - pure white . Only on closer examination plates atPluteus atromarginatus you can see the black border on their island, due to the fact that his barren, with thickened cell wall (basidia Protect against damage from above) contain a dark brown pigment . Do Pluteus deer barren, with thickened cell wall (Protect basidia against damage from above) contain no pigment . Both species growspring to fall one by one or in small groups on rotten stumps and dead tree trunks . fruiting bodies appear most often in moist dark forests . In the dry season, when almost no other mushrooms grow, Pluta continue to develop, for rotten wood longer stores Statement moisture than the soil . pluteus deer we will meet more often on deciduoustrees, especially oaks and beeches on, and only occasionally - on conifers . On the contrary, pluteus chernokrayny grows only on coniferous trees, mainly spruce and fir . Both kinds of mushrooms are edible and relatively good . Pluta deer chernokrayny and can be confused with a number of related species also edible, more or less brownishcolored mushrooms . Has a smooth brown hat with a diameter of 4 - 15 cm . Plates exhaust, whitish, pink later . Leg sizes 5-15 / 0.8 - 2 cm, white, brown and fibrous . The flesh is white . taste from mild to radish taste, smell radish . Spore print pink spores pale pink, at Pluteus deer 7-9.5 / 5 - 6 PM, and at Pluteus atromarginatus6-7.5 / 4.5 - 5.5 pM . Barren, with thickened cell wall (basidia Protect against damage from above) in Pluteus deer colorless . Plevrotsistidy both types of bottle-shaped .