In the coming days, the rainfall blue meanie mushrooms will be favorable for the outbreak of mushrooms. The season has formerly started, and mushroom selectors are returning with full baskets- nonetheless, it's worth recalling which toxic mushrooms are confusingly analogous to comestible kinds. A companion on this subject has been prepared by the Provincial Sanitary and Epidemiological Station in Poznań.


A large quantum of downfall at the end of August and an increase in temperature planned for the first decade of September will beget an overflow of mushrooms in the timbers. Formerly in the first days of September, a high pressure system is to appear over Poland, which will give us further days with sun, an increase in temperature and a drop in the number of rush. There will indeed be single" hot days"in individual days.

The rainfall will favor an outbreak of mushrooms

All this will insure that mushroom selectors will be suitable to count on a truly successful crop. Still, it also means that all kinds of mushrooms can appear more frequently- including toxic bones. Unfortunately, some of them are confusingly analogous to the comestible kinds. How to distinguish them rightly? The companion, which was made available by the Provincial Sanitary and Epidemiological Station in Poznań, comes to the deliverance.

Where to go mushroom selecting? Afterlife is promising

At the beginning it's worth mentioning that utmost of the most dangerous and deadly toxic mushrooms in Poland have white-multicolored gills. It's precisely picking mushrooms with gills on the underpart of headdresses that requires the topmost care and knowledge of mushroom selectors. Before putting them in the handbasket, precisely check each mushroom.

The mushrooms described on the leftism are deadly toxic, and on the right are comestible mushrooms that are frequently confused

toadstool mushroom- confused with fungi vampire crusher, green goose, greenish dove;fly agaric-confused with the fungus vampire tip orange fox- confused with comestible pepper boletus corrosiveness- confused with the boletus; unheroic mushroom- confused with field mushroom, two-spore mushroom, backcountry mushroom; dandelion woolly-confused with the fungus dandelion sanguine; sulfur goose- confused with green goose.

The phalloids mite- description, circumstance

The muskrat has an olive green or whitish green chapeau. Its edge is frequently lighter. In youthful samples, the chapeau is round, also flat, up to 15 cm in periphery. The circulars of this cover agaric are thick, always pristine white and not attached to the stem. The stem has a concave, slender and with a characteristic zigzag pattern (like a snake's). Youthful samples have a hanging cuff ring that occasionally comes off. The meat of the regenerating bodies is white, odorless at first, and latterly slightly sweet, honey-suchlike.