Poplar ryadovka is a mushroom, which is also popularly called a sandpiper, poplar tree or clerk. This macromycete is edible (third category), but rather rare. Poplar ryadovka is a mushroom whose name clearly reflects where it should be collected. As a rule, it grows in large clusters. This macromycete among fans of "silent hunt" has enough fans.
Description
Rowing poplar - a mushroom that has a hat with a diameter of up to 15 cm, with a fibrous-scaly or fibrous edge. In young macromycetes, it has a hemispherical shape. Then it becomes convex-spread, and then fractured and depressed. The cap of the clerk may be dark brown with a reddish tint or yellowish-grayish brown. Its flesh is thick, white and fleshy. Under the skin, it is dun. On breaks and cuts, the flesh acquires a brownish tint. It tastes bitter, it smells of fresh flour. The wide, frequent plates of the macromycete can be attached to the stem or free. In young specimens they are whitish with a slight pale pink tint, in old specimens they are brownish with rusty spots. Disputes of the clerk are spherical or oval. Their powder is white. The stalk of the fungus is dense, dry, fibrous, cylindrical, thickened from below, slightly flattened, solid inside, tan. It reaches a diameter of 4 cm and a length of 8 cm. Brown spots appear on the places of pressure on it.
Habitat
Many "silent hunters" are interested in where to collect these mushrooms. Poplar rowan is most often found in deciduous plantings with poplars. As a rule, these mushrooms are well covered with a layer of fallen leaves. Because of this, litter and sand adhere to them. Many mushroom pickers joke that you need to hunt this row with a shovel, and not with a knife. Sub-Rivers always grow in very large clusters. These macromycetes can be found on roadsides and in parks (the presence of poplar is mandatory). In dry years, they must be sought in the lowlands, as well as along the shores of water bodies. These mushrooms are common in all areas where there are poplars: Eastern and Western Europe, the south and the middle strip of the Russian Federation, Siberia, the Urals, the Far East. Poplar rowan begins to bear fruit in August. In more northern regions, a guideline is the beginning of leaf fall. The season usually ends by the first of November.
Doubles
Poplar rowan is a mushroom that at a young age is similar to a crowded row. The latter is conditionally edible macromycete, so it is not scary to mix it up. However, there is another double - a poisonous tiger row. It is necessary to focus on the fact that the clerk, unlike the latter, grows in large communities and is always close to poplars.
