Wheel-shaped rotten (Marasmius rotula)

Sistematică:
  • Diviziune: Basidiomycota (Basidiomycetes)
  • Subdiviziunea: Agaricomycotina (Agaricomycetes)
  • Clasa: Agaricomycetes (Agaricomycetes)
  • Subclasa: Agaricomycetidae (Agaricomycetes)
  • Comanda: Agaricales (Agaric sau Lamelar)
  • Familia: Marasmiaceae (Negniuchnikovye)
  • Gen: Marasmius (Negnyuchnik)
  • Tip: Marasmius rotula
  • Agaric rolls
  • Flora carniolica
  • Androsaceus rotula
  • Chamaeceras labels

Foto și descriere putred în formă de roată (Marasmius rotula).

line: very small size. It is only 0,5-1,5 cm in diameter. The hat has the shape of a hemisphere at a young age. Then it becomes prostrate, but not completely. In the central part of the cap, a narrow and deep depression is visible. The surface of the cap is radially fibrous, with deep rises and depressions. At first glance, it may seem that there is no pulp at all under the skin of the cap, and that the surface of the cap is inseparable from infrequent plates. The caps are pure white when young and greyish-yellow when mature and overripe.

Pulpa: the mushroom has a very thin pulp, it is practically non-existent. The pulp is distinguished by a hardly perceptible pungent odor.

Înregistrări: plates adhering to the collar framing the leg, infrequently white.

Pulbere de spori: alb.

Picior: a very thin leg has a length of up to 8 cm. The leg has a brown or black color. At the bottom of the leg is a darker shade.

 

Found in places with high humidity. It grows on dead trees, as well as on coniferous and deciduous litter. There is a wheel-shaped bug (Marasmius rotula) quite often, as a rule, in large groups. The fruiting period is approximately from July to mid-autumn. Due to its small size, the mushroom is very difficult to notice.

 

It has a dissimilarity with the same wheel-shaped mushroom – Marasmius bulliardii, while this mushroom does not have the same pure white color.

 

the wheel-shaped non-rotten plant is so small that it is unlikely to contain poison.

 

The fungus is a fungus belonging to the genus Tricholomataceae. A feature of this genus is that the fruiting bodies of Marasmius rotula have the ability to completely dry out during a period of drought, and after rain they regain their former appearance and continue to grow and bear fruit again.

 

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