what are the red mushrooms with white dots called?
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The Amanita muscaria mushroom, which is deep red with white flecks. Hallucinogenic mushrooms are perhaps the last thing you'd expect to find growing in the Queen of England's garden.
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They are found on ridges or lining tubes under the mushroom cap. The basidia of jelly fungi either have walls or are forked. They are located on the upper surface, not the lower surface. The only species grown and sold in stores is clouds ear or woods ear (Auricularia auricula).
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Crimini mushrooms, also called brown mushrooms, baby bella or cremini mushrooms, are a variety of white, button mushrooms, but they have a more intense flavor because they're more mature than regular white mushrooms. Full-grown crimini mushrooms are called portobello mushrooms.
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The yellow staining mushroom (Agaricus xanthodermus) is the most commonly eaten poisonous mushroom in Victoria. This species commonly grows wild in lawns and gardens, and looks very similar to edible mushrooms. ... When damaged, the cap and stem stain yellow, fading later to a dirty brown.
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Here is a simple explanation of the difference. Mushrooms are the beautiful, delicate, lumpy, bumpy 'fruiting body' we see growing out of the ground or wood-they are the reproductive structures of fungi. Fungi is the entire organism. ... Therefore, all mushrooms are also fungi, but not all fungi produce mushrooms.
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What are shiitake mushrooms? Shiitake are edible mushrooms native to East Asia. They're tan to dark brown, with caps that grow between 2 and 4 inches (5 and 10 cm). While typically eaten like vegetables, shiitake are fungi that grow naturally on decaying hardwood trees.
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Button, crimini, and portobello are all the same mushroom. The common button or white mushroom, the crimini or brown mushroom, and the portobello mushroom are all the same species of mushroom. ... The three mushrooms you see to the right are all actually the same species.
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The common name for this mushroom is Fly Agaric. “Fly” refers to the practice in some European countries of crumbling the caps of this mushroom into saucers of milk to attract and kill flies. The mushroom contains toxins that make flies drowsy and collapse.
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Fungi generally known to be edible include puffball mushrooms, some (but not all) types found in lawn fairy rings, button mushrooms, portobellos and creminis—a round-capped variety that has wild cousins in Alberta, Schulz noted. ... Poisonous fungi contain toxins to protect against hungry wildlife.
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Stereum ostrea is one of the colorful mushroom belongs to Stereaceae, Basidiomycota. The fungus S. ostrea is inedible due to its tough, leathery texture and is often called the 'False turkey tail', since it mimics Trametes versicolor.
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Most fungal pests are in this category; edible species include the honey mushrooms (Armillaria). Others are saprophytic, feeding on dead or decaying matter. Wood ear and field mushrooms are two edible mushrooms in this large group.
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Once removed from their chilly growing environment, the extremely temperature-sensitive mushrooms -- which are still alive when harvested -- release their spores, which rapidly grow into white fuzz called mycelium. The good news is that it's safe and absolutely edible.
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Types of Mushrooms In cup fungi, the spore-producing asci are located on the inner surface of the mature fruiting body. Spores are released in a cloud when the asci break open. Gilled mushrooms have basidia located on the gills on the underside of the cap. The spores are dropped from the gills when mature.
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Flat. Large, white mushrooms that are fully open with gills exposed are more flavorful than smaller white varieties (buttons, caps). Earthy and rich, they are great for casseroles, stuffing, or grilling; portobellos make a great substitute.
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Fairy Ring Mushrooms / Mousserons. They're little brown mushrooms, don't eat them or you'll be sorry! Actually, they're fairy rings (Marasmius oreades) and although they're small, they're right up there with the best tasting wild mushrooms I've come across.
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Fairy ring, a naturally occurring circular ring of mushrooms on a lawn or other location. A fairy ring starts when the mycelium (spawn) of a mushroom falls in a favourable spot and sends out a subterranean network of fine, tubular threads called hyphae.