Fleeter is a genus of mycorrhic -forming plate mushrooms of the Amanite family (Amanitaceae). In some systems, this kind is attributed to the ploteev family (Pluteaceae)

Description.

Fruit bodies are mainly large, with a central leg, at the beginning of development are completely enclosed in a common bedspread. The type of development is bislangicocarp or pilecarp.

The hat is thick -huminated, sometimes thinner, can be with a tubercle, easily separates from the leg. The skin of various shades of white, red and green colors is usually covered with various flaps or flakes left from the total bedspread. The edge of the hat is smooth or thin tanned, waisted.

The plates are free or slightly grown, white or slightly yellowish. There are plates, often of different lengths.

The leg is cylindrical, usually straight, often expanded at the base.

The pulp is white, in some species it is stained on the cut, with or without the smell.

The remains of the bedspreads. Volva can be free or grown to the base of the leg, sometimes has the form of clearly visible rings. The remnants of the general cover on the hat are usually easily separated, in some species, grown to the skin. The private bedspread after the break remains on the leg in the form of a ring, smooth or uneven and torn. In some species (arrest of the float) there is no ring, but more or less large scales remain on the leg - the remains of a private bedspread.

Spore powder is white or with a slight pinkish tint.

Disputes are colorless, from rounded to ellipsoid or cylindrical, smooth, bilingual, contain fluorescent drops. In species with a smooth edge of the hat, amyloid disputes, in species with a rubble edge - non -amyloid.

Shirrof and chelocistides are usually absent, some species have chelocistides.

Anti is a poisonous mushroom, but he is a magnificent healer. Red fly agaric are known to many. They look like fabulous mushrooms - the leg of a pure white color is covered with an orange or red hat with large white spots.

The danger is that after prolonged rains, white flakes can be washed off, and then the red fly agaric is easy to confuse with a red raw. But experienced mushroom pickers know that fly agaric appears even before real mushrooms begin to bear fruit - sailors, princes, white mushrooms, that is, they are harbingers of edible mushrooms.

Fleeter is a genus of mycorrhic -forming plate mushrooms of the Amanite family (Amanitaceae). In some systems, this kind is attributed to the ploteev family (Pluteaceae)

Description.

Fruit bodies are mainly large, with a central leg, at the beginning of development are completely enclosed in a common bedspread. The type of development is bislangicocarp or pilecarp.

The hat is thick -huminated, sometimes thinner, can be with a tubercle, easily separates from the leg. The skin of various shades of white, red and green colors is usually covered with various flaps or flakes left from the total bedspread. The edge of the hat is smooth or thin tanned, waisted.

The plates are free or slightly grown, white or slightly yellowish. There are plates, often of different lengths.

The leg is cylindrical, usually straight, often expanded at the base.

The pulp is white, in some species it is stained on the cut, with or without the smell.

The remains of the bedspreads. Volva can be free or grown to the base of the leg, sometimes has the form of clearly visible rings. The remnants of the general cover on the hat are usually easily separated, in some species, grown to the skin. The private bedspread after the break remains on the leg in the form of a ring, smooth or uneven and torn. In some species (arrest of the float) there is no ring, but more or less large scales remain on the leg - the remains of a private bedspread.

Spore powder is white or with a slight pinkish tint.

Disputes are colorless, from rounded to ellipsoid or cylindrical, smooth, bilingual, contain fluorescent drops. In species with a smooth edge of the hat, amyloid disputes, in species with a rubble edge - non -amyloid.

Shirrof and chelocistides are usually absent, some species have chelocistides.

Anti is a poisonous mushroom, but he is a magnificent healer. Red fly agaric are known to many. They look like fabulous mushrooms - the leg of a pure white color is covered with an orange or red hat with large white spots.

The danger is that after prolonged rains, white flakes can be washed off, and then the red fly agaric is easy to confuse with a red raw. But experienced mushroom pickers know that fly agaric appears even before real mushrooms begin to bear fruit - sailors, princes, white mushrooms, that is, they are harbingers of edible mushrooms.