Milky sticky (Lactarius blennius) sary sy famaritana

Milkweed (Lactarius blennius)

• Milky milky
• Milky gray-green
• Gray-green breast
• Agaricus blennius

ronono mipetaka (Ny t. Lactarius blennius) is a mushroom of the genus Milky (lat. Lactarius) of the Russula family (lat. Russulaceae). It is sometimes considered conditionally edible and suitable for salting, but its possible toxic properties have not been studied, therefore it is not recommended to collect it.

Description

Hat ∅ 4-10 cm, convex at first, then prostrate, depressed in the center, with edges turned down. Its edges are lighter and sometimes covered with fluff. The skin is shiny, sticky, gray-green with darker concentric stripes.

The whitish flesh is compact but slightly brittle, odorless, with a sharp peppery taste. At a break, the fungus secretes a thick milky white juice, which becomes olive green when dried.

The plates are white, thin and frequent, slightly descending along the stem.

Leg 4-6 cm in height, lighter than the cap, thick (up to 2,5 cm), sticky, smooth.

Spore powder is pale yellow, spores are 7,5×6 µm, almost round, warty, veiny, amyloid.

Miovaova

The color varies from grayish to dirty green. The stem is solid at first, then becomes hollow. Whitish plates turn brown when touched. The flesh, when cut, acquires a grayish tint.

Ekolojia sy fizarana

Forms mycorrhiza with deciduous trees, especially beech and birch. The fungus is usually found in small groups in deciduous forests, often in mountainous areas. Distributed in Europe and Asia.