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Decorated Row (Tricholomopsis decora)

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Decorated Ryadovka (Tricholomopsis decora) is an edible mushroom from the Tricholomov family, belongs to the genus Ryadovka.

Spore powder in decorated rows is characterized by white color, and the fruiting body is classic, consists of a stem and a cap. The pulp of the fungus most often has a yellowish color, noticeably fibrous, has a characteristic woody aroma and a bitter taste. Beautiful rows have a lamellar hymenophore, the elements of which are characterized by the presence of notches, with which they grow together with the surface of the stem. The color of the plates of this fungus is yellow or yellow-ocher, and they themselves have a sinuous shape. The plates are often located, narrow.

The convex hat is characterized by a yellowish color, covered with clearly visible dark hairs. In diameter, it is 6-8 cm, in young fruiting bodies it often has tucked edges, and in mature mushrooms it acquires a round-bell-shaped shape, characterized by a flattened (often depressed) top. The edges of the cap are uneven, and its entire surface is covered with sharp scales. In color, it can be yellow, grayish-yellow, with a darker central part and light edges. The scales covering it are slightly darker than the rest of the surface, and may be olive-brown or brownish-brown in color.

The leg of the line decorated inside is empty, has a purple (or purple with a yellow tint) color of the surface. Its length varies within 4-5 cm, and the thickness is 0.5-1 cm. The color at the stem of the described mushroom is often yellow-brown, but it can also be sulfur-yellow.

Decorated rows are most often found in mixed or coniferous forests where pines grow. They prefer to grow on rotting wood of coniferous trees (more often it is pines, sometimes spruce). You can also see a decorated row on stumps. This fungus grows in small groups and is rare. Its most active fruiting falls on the period from August to the second decade of October. The mass harvest of mushrooms of this species is harvested from mid-August to the second half of September.

Decorated Row (Tricholomopsis decora) is a conditionally edible mushroom of low quality. Its pulp is very bitter, which causes the hostility of many gourmets to this type of rows. Actually, because of the rancid pulp, some mycologists classify the decorated row as a category of inedible mushrooms. You can eat fresh, but after preliminary boiling for 15 minutes. Mushroom broth is better to drain.

The principle of preparation is similar to the yellow-red row.