Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Leotia lubrica

Mushrooms occurring in Europe - Leotia lubrica

By marianomariano | Nature - mushrooms | 19 May 2019


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Leotia lubrica - Mushroom 20 to 70 mm high, made of head and stipe. Colors of yellow-green, yellow-green.

The head is 10 to 20 mm in diameter, hemispherical, later convex, pleated, or brain-shaped, with a strongly incurved margin, slippery, yellow, yellow-green. The top of the bulb.

Stem 30 to 60 mm high and 3 to 6 mm thick. Cylindrical, spindle-shaped, sometimes oblong-flattened, expanded at the top, empty in the middle; Slippery surface, slightly grainy. The color is initially lemon, then orange, even cinnamon-brown.

The gelatinous, waxy, white-yellow flesh. The smell is insipid, musty.

Occurrence: In various types of forests, on their edges, in wet, grassy, pubescent areas; grows in groups; common. From July to October.

Value: Unaffected fungus.

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