A fly agaric spring , or spring grebe ( Latin Amanita verna ) - a mushroom of the Amanitaceae family . Sometimes considered a variety of pale toadstool .
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Scientific synonyms [1] :
- Agaricus vernus bull., 1783 basionym
- Amanitina verna (Bull.) E.-J. Gilbert , 1941
- Venenarius vernus (Bull.) Murrill , 1948
Russian synonyms:
- Amanita muscaria
- Spring grebe
Content
Description
The hat is white, in the center is light cream, with a smooth surface, shiny, reaches a diameter of 3.5-10 cm. In young mushrooms, it is hemispherical, then opens to convex or flat.
The pulp is dense, white, almost odorless, with an unpleasant taste.
The plates are white, frequent, there are shortened ones and plates.
The leg is white, reaches 7-12 cm in height, 0.7-2.5 cm thick, smooth, sometimes with a light coating, thickened at the base.
He covered the rest : on the leg there is a wide white ring, covered with indistinct stripes, its base is wrapped in a free but tightly fitting Volvo.
Ecology and distribution
It grows in deciduous forests , prefers calcareous soils , is more common in warmer regions of temperate climates.
Season : Spring
Similar Views
Amanita phalloides - Pale Toadstool
Toxicity
Deadly poisonous mushroom , the symptoms of poisoning are the same as in the pale grebe
Notes
Literature
- Mushrooms: Reference / Transl. with ital . F. Dwin. - M .: "Astrel", "AST", 2001. - S. 59. - 304 p. - ISBN 5-17-009961-4 .