Mushrooms Strobilurus edible

Such species of fungi that grow on the cones of conifers, a little. typical in this respect genus BіgoіІigiz presented around the world four kinds of spring . On older spruce cones partly already covered the ground, we can find Strobilurus edible . On one lump alwayssome fungi, some have elongated shaggy foot . On the pine cones, covered with a few centimeters of fallen needles, growing Strobilurus shpagatonogy (B . zіerIaposuBSh) . From cones grow only one or two mushrooms with hairy elongated underground stem . In the pine forests growing on the sand, where bumps lie deep in the soil, such legs can reachlength 30 cm . Both of these species are edible . Spring European species, growing on pine cones, is Strobilurus Cherenkov - 5 . їepaseїіsh . From strobilurusa stephanocystis it differs bitter taste . In the US view presented strobilurusy 5 . Conigenoides, which grows on the White Pine cones and spruce, and sometimes on the inflorescence magnolia . This species hastan hat a diameter of 1 - 5 mm .   Cones on spruce and pine trees growing in summer and autumn and VaeoBroga tuoBiga with white-hat dies istoy diameter of 1 - 2 cm, painted in the color of the meat with brown patina . Occasionally, during the summer months and later on spruce and pine cones and appears edible Musepa BіgoіІіsoїa whose gray-brown brittlefruit with conical hats smell of ammonia . has a smooth, pale ocher hat with a diameter of 0.8 - 2 cm, which in wet weather becomes a chocolate brown color . Plates whitish . 1-3 feet Dimensions / 0.1 - 0.3 cm, rooting about - or yellow-brown . The flesh is white . Spores colorless, 5,3-7 / 3 - 4 cm . Cystidium (Protect from basidiadamage from above) on the tops of the fine-grained