Some mushrooms inside Italian Chestnut Wood.... *PIC*

Dear pilzefreund,

I insert some images maked this weekend inside a chestnut wood...

They are termophili fungi of our region....

Sure they will be of Your interest.

If you want shows some other see “ Galleria immagini “ inside our site
www.ganemp.it

Yours truly

Barbanera

Dear pilzefreund,
I insert some images maked this weekend inside a chestnut wood...
They are termophili fungi of our region....
Sure they will be of Your interest.
If you want shows some other see “ Galleria immagini “ inside our site
www.ganemp.it
Yours truly
Barbanera

Hallo Barbanera,
i think the first picture is
lactarius volemus,
the second a red russula, don´t ask wat for a sort,
the thirth may be russula foetens,
then comes amaniata fulva and fhe grey i don´nt now,
at last i think you have xerocomus subtomentosus,
viele grüsse nach italien
matthias

Dear Barbanera,

Beautiful pictures . It's nice that the pictures already show the correct names of the mushrooms .

They are termophili fungi of our region....

In my opinion Amanita crocea, Xerocomus subtomentus and Russula foetens are not specific thermophil mushrooms. You will find them here in Germany even in the colder regions in great numbers.

Greetings

Birgit

Hello Matthias,

then comes amaniata fulva and fhe grey i don´nt now,

Amanita fulva has a Volva which is light brown on the outside, white in the inside. The Volva of Amanita crocea behaves inversely: Outside white, inside similar to the cap of the mushroom.

Greetings

Birgit

Hello Matthias,
Amanita fulva has a Volva which is light brown on the outside, white in the
inside. The Volva of Amanita crocea behaves inversely: Outside white,
inside similar to the cap of the mushroom.
Greetings
Birgit

Hallo Birgit,
danke für die Aufklärung, ich war schon Froh das in meinem schlechten Englisch zusammenzukriegen,
viele grüsse
Matthias

Hi Matthias,

danke für die Aufklärung, ich war schon Froh das in meinem schlechten
Englisch zusammenzukriegen,

kein Grund dafür, ich hatte ja gespickt. Mit der Maus aufs Bild, rechte Maustaste drücken, Bild speichern unter auswählen, dann wird der Name des Bildes angezeigt. Der Milchling scheint übrigens auch nich L. volemus sondern L. rugatus zu sein.

Englich-Tipp: Ich benutze immer das folgende Wörterbuch: http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/, weil mir meistens die benötigten Wörter auf Bedarf nicht gleich einfallen.

Liebe Grüße

Birgit

Dear Birgit,
you've reason, sorry, but i write text in word and sometime i make a copy/post on another post....he he he ....I dont see I write "Thermophil mushrooms "
Sorry
Danke for info
Yours faithfully
Barbanera
P.S.
I will be very glad if you post inside our Forum URL
www.ganemp.it
thank " Barby only for Hupy" he he he he

Dear Barbanera,
Beautiful pictures . It's nice that the pictures already show the correct
names of the mushrooms .
In my opinion Amanita crocea, Xerocomus subtomentus and Russula foetens are
not specific thermophil mushrooms. You will find them here in Germany even
in the colder regions in great numbers.
Greetings
Birgit

Hi Matthias,
kein Grund dafür, ich hatte ja gespickt. Mit der Maus aufs Bild, rechte
Maustaste drücken, Bild speichern unter auswählen, dann wird der Name des
Bildes angezeigt. Der Milchling scheint übrigens auch nich L. volemus
sondern L. rugatus zu sein.
Englich-Tipp: Ich benutze immer das folgende Wörterbuch:
http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/ , weil mir meistens die benötigten Wörter auf
Bedarf nicht gleich einfallen.
Liebe Grüße
Birgit

Hallo Birgit,
danke für den Wörterbuchtip,
viel grüsse
Matthias

Dear pilzefreund,
I insert some images maked this weekend inside a chestnut wood...
They are termophili fungi of our region....
Sure they will be of Your interest.
If you want shows some other see “ Galleria immagini “ inside our site
www.ganemp.it
Yours truly
Barbanera

Caro Barbanera,

thank you for the nice pictures from your country.
Of two determinations I'm not convinced and would like to know your opinion.

1. The first pictures is titled "Lactarius rugatus". In my opinion it is not, but L. volemus. L. rugatus has much more distant gills ("lamelle spaziate"), L. volemus has crowed gills ("lamelle fitte"). Another difference is the reaction on FeSO4: rosa = L. rugatus, green = L. volemus

2. The picture titled Russula foetens may well represent R. inamoena. In my opinion it is unusual for R. foetens that the cap becomes totally flat, but R. inamoena shows this more often. If you have exsiccates you should have a look at the spores, they are very different in ornamentation.

Best regards,
Andreas

Caro Barbanera,
thank you for the nice pictures from your country.
Of two determinations I'm not convinced and would like to know your opinion.
1. The first pictures is titled "Lactarius rugatus". In my opinion
it is not, but L. volemus. L. rugatus has much more distant gills
("lamelle spaziate"), L. volemus has crowed gills ("lamelle
fitte"). Another difference is the reaction on FeSO4: rosa = L.
rugatus, green = L. volemus
2. The picture titled Russula foetens may well represent R. inamoena. In my
opinion it is unusual for R. foetens that the cap becomes totally flat,
but R. inamoena shows this more often. If you have exsiccates you should
have a look at the spores, they are very different in ornamentation.
Best regards,
Andreas

Marcus' Vorschlag, gegebenenfalls zwei Sprachverisonen zu posten halte ich für sehr gut. Leider war mein Posting schon weg, daher als Nachtrag die deutsche Version:

Liebe Barbanera,

besten Dank für die schönen Bilder aus Italien
Von zwei Bestimmungen bin ich nicht ganz überzeugt und würde gerne Deine Meinung dazu hören.

1. Das erste Bild ist mit "L. rugatus" betitelt. Meiner Meinung nach ist nicht diese Art, sondern L. volemus. L. rugatus hat entfernte Lamellen, L. volemus gedrängte. Ein weiterer Unterschied besteht in der FeSO4-Reaktion: Rosa = L. rugatus, grün = L. volemus

2. Das Bild mit dem Titel R. foetens könnte sehr wohl R. inamoena darstellen. Meiner Meinung nach ist es ungewöhnlich für R. foetens einen völlig flachen Hut zu bekommen, R. inamoena zeigt dies jeodch öfters. Falls Du Exsikkate hast solltest Du einen Blick auf die Sporen werfen, sie sind sehr verschieden ornamentiert.

Dear Andreas,
Photo name is only for internet i write rugatus but i think is a volemus.....
We have much rugatus in our territory thei have large lamellen that volemus have stricts...
Only a microscopical study can to resolve that question......
because rugatus is a volemus that have not "Cistides".....
but in this time i havent time for microscope...
In my country we like Lactarius rugatus and some pilzefreund prefer to other mushrooms....
Colour-photos are original colours very dark-red-brun-orange and lamellen have a colour dark cream-couloured...... very simile to original mushrooms......
thank for your explication on reaction.....
Is possible are Inamoena or subfoetens but i have not essicatum and i tink Groupe " foetens" i write Russula foetens only for internet i not have studied this mushroom...
thank for your agreeable interest.....
Yours faithfully
Barbanera
P.S.
I will be very glad if you post inside our Forum URL
www.ganemp.it
thank " Barby only for Hupy" he he he he

Caro Barbanera,
thank you for the nice pictures from your country.
Of two determinations I'm not convinced and would like to know your opinion.
1. The first pictures is titled "Lactarius rugatus". In my opinion
it is not, but L. volemus. L. rugatus has much more distant gills
("lamelle spaziate"), L. volemus has crowed gills ("lamelle
fitte"). Another difference is the reaction on FeSO4: rosa = L.
rugatus, green = L. volemus
2. The picture titled Russula foetens may well represent R. inamoena. In my
opinion it is unusual for R. foetens that the cap becomes totally flat,
but R. inamoena shows this more often. If you have exsiccates you should
have a look at the spores, they are very different in ornamentation.
Best regards,
Andreas