Мухомор серо-розовый - Amanita rubescens 9/18/11—9/19/26
🆔 Amanita rubescens Pers.
ℹ️ Hymenium: Gills white to creamy-white, crowded, with numerous shorter lamellulae; developing pinkish to reddish stains when bruised or with age
ℹ️ Cap: Hemispherical to convex when young, later broadly convex to flat; highly variable, pale pinkish-brown, grey-brown, reddish-brown to dark brown; usually covered with irregular greyish-white, pinkish-grey to brownish universal-veil warts; margin generally non-striate
ℹ️ Hymenium Attachment: Adnate to nearly free
ℹ️ Stipe: White to pale pinkish, cylindrical, often slightly enlarged or bulbous at base; progressively staining pink to wine-red when damaged; volva poorly developed and usually disappearing with age; membranous, pendulous ring distinctly striate on upper surface
⚪ Spore print white
🌲🌳 Mycorrhizal with hardwoods and conifers; alone, scattered or gregariously; deciduous, coniferous and mixed forests; especially frequent on acidic, nutrient-poor soils; summer to autumn
🍲⚠️ Edible only after thorough cooking; poisonous raw, easily confused
⚕️ Rubescenslysin, a thermolabile haemolytic/cytolytic protein toxin
📏 Fruit body medium to large; stipe ~7–15 cm long and ~1–2(–3) cm thick
📐 Cap ∅ ~5–20 cm
🔪 White, slowly turning pale pink, wine-red to reddish when cut, bruised or damaged
🧪 No macroscopic reagents reaction
👃 Mild, sometimes unpleasant in old specimens
👅 Mild, indistinct
🔬 Spores broadly ellipsoid to ovoid, smooth, hyaline, amyloid, ~8–10 × 5–7 µm; basidia predominantly 4-spored; clamp connections absent at basidial bases; lamellar trama bilateral
🔤 Brown-pink woodland Amanita characteristically blushing wine-red wherever damaged
Мухомор серо-розовый - Amanita rubescens