The easiest way to feast on mushrooms that "grow" on store shelves. But, alas, you will not feel the real excitement of the "quiet hunt". Therefore, every year hundreds of thousands of people go to the forest in search of delicacies. Unfortunately, these trips do not bring long-awaited joy to everyone, the number of poisoned mushrooms does not decrease, but only increases from year to year. And, of course, the first place in the sad rating is occupied by the pale toadstool. Inexperienced mushroom pickers often mistake this mushroom for champignon. In order not to replenish the list of victims of the pale toadstool, you should clearly understand its differences from champignon.
Appearance
outwardly, they are really similar in shape and color. But there are a few differences.
In pale toadstool the plates under the cap are most often white, occasionally greenish. A toadstool has a volva at the base - something like a foil bag where the mushroom's leg is hidden, it is partially or completely sunk into the ground. Under the cap, the toadstool has a small ring, which is the remainder of the bedspreads. With age, many grebes get thinner and disappear. If you damage the mushroom, then its color will not change.
Champignons have pink plates under the cap, and the younger the mushroom, the brighter they are. With age, the plates darken and turn brown. Champignon, like most mushrooms, has no volva. Damaged mushroom pulp has a reddish, sometimes yellow tint.
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Smell
Champignon has a pleasant smell of almonds or anise, which attracts animals and insects.
The toadstool is easy to recognize, if only by the fact that the representatives of the fauna are not interested. Moreover, flies and worms also avoid acquaintance with this fungus. If you break the hat, then it will smell absolutely nothing, perhaps also that is why the mushroom is so unattractive to forest dwellers.
Conclusions TheDifference.ru
- Pale toadstool has white plates under the cap, while young mushrooms have pink plates, old ones - brown.
- In case of damage, the flesh of the pale toadstool does not change, while in the champignon the flesh turns red or yellow.
- The smell of champignon is reminiscent of the smell of anise or almonds; young toadstools have no smell at all.
- Flies or worms can be found near mushrooms, while toadstools are rarely attractive to them.
