Mushrooms Encyclopedia
Fomitopsis officinalis (Agarikón)
Fomitopsis officinalis, commonly known as agarikon or quinine conk, is a large, perennial polypore that produces massive hoof-shaped to columnar fruiting bodies on old-growth conifers, persisting for decades and reaching...
Fomitopsis officinalis (Agarikón)
Fomitopsis officinalis, commonly known as agarikon or quinine conk, is a large, perennial polypore that produces massive hoof-shaped to columnar fruiting bodies on old-growth conifers, persisting for decades and reaching...
Cantharellus enelensis (Hrášok Enel)
Cantharellus enelensis is a relatively recently described chanterelle species from the Pacific Northwest and adjacent Rocky Mountain regions of North America, named from collections in areas associated with Abies and...
Cantharellus enelensis (Hrášok Enel)
Cantharellus enelensis is a relatively recently described chanterelle species from the Pacific Northwest and adjacent Rocky Mountain regions of North America, named from collections in areas associated with Abies and...
Clitocybe dealbata (Slivka belavá)
Clitocybe dealbata, the ivory funnel, is a small white grassland mushroom containing muscarine at concentrations sufficient to cause clinically significant cholinergic poisoning. Found in lawns, meadows, parklands, and garden edges...
Clitocybe dealbata (Slivka belavá)
Clitocybe dealbata, the ivory funnel, is a small white grassland mushroom containing muscarine at concentrations sufficient to cause clinically significant cholinergic poisoning. Found in lawns, meadows, parklands, and garden edges...
Polyozellus multiplex (Modrá chanterelle)
Polyozellus multiplex, the blue chanterelle or clustered blue chanterelle, is one of the most visually striking edible mushrooms in North American forests, producing dense clusters of deep blue-black to blue-purple...
Polyozellus multiplex (Modrá chanterelle)
Polyozellus multiplex, the blue chanterelle or clustered blue chanterelle, is one of the most visually striking edible mushrooms in North American forests, producing dense clusters of deep blue-black to blue-purple...
Hlúbik červenúšti (Inocybe erubescens)
Inocybe erubescens (Deadly Fibrecap) is one of the most dangerous European mushrooms, responsible for more muscarine poisonings than any other species. This robust Inocybe produces fruit bodies with pinkish-red to...
Hlúbik červenúšti (Inocybe erubescens)
Inocybe erubescens (Deadly Fibrecap) is one of the most dangerous European mushrooms, responsible for more muscarine poisonings than any other species. This robust Inocybe produces fruit bodies with pinkish-red to...
Húsenica dobromilská (Calocybe gambosa)
Calocybe gambosa, commonly known as the St. George's mushroom, is a highly regarded spring-fruiting edible species that appears across European grasslands and woodland edges, traditionally around St. George's Day on...
Húsenica dobromilská (Calocybe gambosa)
Calocybe gambosa, commonly known as the St. George's mushroom, is a highly regarded spring-fruiting edible species that appears across European grasslands and woodland edges, traditionally around St. George's Day on...