Mushrooms Truffle deer

Fruiting bodies formed truffles deer shallow soil, and you can find them only occasionally, when the animalsdig to the surface . Underground fruiting bodies - irregular spherical shape, sometimes wrinkled, 2 - 4 cm in diameter, with a dense whitish to grayish-pink on a section of crust, 1 - 2 mm thick, the outside covered with tightly spaced "warts" . The color of fruiting bodies - from yellow-ocher to ocher-brown, whitish flesh of young mushrooms,becomes blackish when ripe . Disputes black, covered with numerous spines, spherical with a diameter of 20 - 32 microns . Is quite common and autumn (July - October) in spruce and mixed, and occasionally in deciduous forests, mostly under the firs and spruce . Inedible . Truffle deer looks very similar to as inedible trufflechangeable (Elaphomyces mutabilis), are smaller and smooth surface of the fruiting body .