Mushrooms Svinushki alder

Svinushki alder, More referred svinushki aspen - a rather rare species, similar in appearance to svinushkifine . The name derives from his preference for growing under alder or aspen . Currently svinushki alder on par with fine svinushki attributed to poisonous mushrooms . However, some sources still inclined to believe to make it a conditionally edible mushrooms . Hat in diameter is 5 - 15 cm, reddish-brown,yellow-brown or ocher-brown; first with a thin convex tucked edge, then flat, dents in the center, slightly funnel-shaped with straight or lowered edge . The surface is dry, felt, velvet or large-smooth with ingrown or backward, dark (sometimes with a touch of olive) scales . The plates are soft, narrow, mediumthe frequency with jumpers at the base, forked, yellowish, slightly lighter hats, from pressure browning . Spore print brown-red . The foot length of 2 - 5 cm (rarely 7) in diameter 1 - 1.5 cm, slightly eccentric or central, somewhat narrowed to the base, a cylindrical surface with felt the same color as theand hat from pressure slightly darker . The flesh is soft, dense, later loose, yellow, darker on the cut . It grows from late July to September in mixed and deciduous forests, preferring to grow under aspen and alder . Rare, groups can form circles . Paxillus alder has similarities with svinushki fine, although confusing themis difficult, it is worth remembering that, in contrast to the fine, svinushki alder has squamous crack hat and a yellowish-red hue . So they are very different places of growth . Alder Paxillus, of course, the fungus with a dubious reputation . It is worth to collect it or not is up to you . Focusing on what the authors say. In the event that nevertheless you suspect that your desk may be just this fungus, we recommend long-term heat treatment, with periodic draining the resulting broth .