Hello fungi lovers, again another week contributing my latest find, in one of my recent outings in search of mushrooms.
The discovery of this week is about an Inocybe acuta to this curious mushroom, I found it in a part of the forest that almost no one usually visits, they were between leaves and dry branches, some were a little scattered and others were in small groups but it was possible to observe well that in that part of the land these species of mushrooms invade.
The curious mushroom is medium in size, has an elongated, thin and curved foot of dark brown color, its hat is wide and has a dark brown color in the center and on the edges it has a yellowish tone, in some mushrooms in the center of the hat you can notice a small bump that stands out more when the fungus is young, apparently it disappears with the passage of time.
Several species of the inocybaceae family contain muscaria, so these fungi cannot be ingested since they are toxic, it has a rather unpleasant and strong smell, it usually grows in humid forests in autumn and spring, it has a very striking color so in certain Sometimes it seems to shine.
From what I could see, these mushrooms usually grow in pairs, although if they are separated a little from the feet, their hat becomes extensive, having approximately 10 centimeters in diameter, which with the passage of days begins to deform a little from the edges and becoming increasingly clear although a small dark point can still be noticed in the center where a small brown bulge was once.
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you identify this mushroom in a very interesting way.
beautiful wild mushrooms.
It is never easy to identify them, they are usually very similar to each other. Thanks for comment.
gran publicacion, excelentes fotografias