But the mushrooms don't end a few days ago Natalia found them right in the yard in Zheleznodorozhny district. The Siberian pointed out that they did not collect mushrooms, but simply examined them.
The amateur mycologist Tatiana Bolyonkova, one of the members of the mushroom library of Mycology. su, identified the find as a winter honey fungus, or velvety flammolina.
- This is a late fall classic. The fungus grows on stumps and weakened deciduous trees. Often found on maple trees. Palmolina is well suited to the urban environment," the expert explained.
The winter honey fungus can be identified by its sticky orange cap, light yellowish-white plates and a dark, brown or almost black leg. Palmolina, sold in stores, is the same mushroom, which is grown only industrially.
Photo: Natalia Mazniak / Fisherman mushroom pickers NSO.