Mushrooms Scleroderma verrucosum

False-ordinary raincoat raincoat and false-warty (S . verruco- sum) - species distributed almost all over the world, and growing in the lowlands and mountains . They form mycorrhiza with both coniferous and deciduous trees . False-slicker ordinary increases in all forests, mostly on the edges of the sun's heat in a pineunderbrush on sandy or muddy soil . In the summer and autumn are also growing and False-slicker warty . He did, however, prefers to place a natural state that was somehow broken man - roadsides, edges of ditches, areas where the original growth was replaced by another, and so on . d . Both groups are always rising, and readily distinguishablefrom each other . Scleroderma citrinum Fruit body pressed against the ground and has a thick, 1 - 2 mm shell-period, these cracked on the surface . Fruit body Scleroderma verrucosum is often at the bottom of an elongated false leg, and peridium thin (thinner 1 mm) with a warty surface. On Scleroderma citrinum growingThough very rare, mushroom Xerocomus parasiticus . Related Scleroderma verrucosum S . areolatum abundantly found in coniferous and deciduous forests . It has fruit only 1 - 4 cm in size and very thin period, these are covered with small scales . In the sand on the seashore meets S . méridionale . All Scleroderma slightly toxic . However, for the sake of a strongspicy taste of young mushrooms are used instead of the root of the preparation of soups and sauces . Scleroderma verrucosum has fruiting bodies of 2 - 7 cm, irregular spherical shape, often narrowed down, forming an underground "root" of up to 7 cm . Peridium thickness of 0.5 - 1 mm, ocher-yellow, yellow-brown, warty . In the mature mushroom bursts . Glebwhite, then black, Spore print dark brown . Spores brown, 9 - 13 mm .