Strophariaceae - Строфариевые - Stropharia family

Strophariaceae - Строфариевые - Stropharia family - Träuschlingsverwandten 9/28/09—7/12/26

The Strophariaceae family is a group of basidiomycete fungi that belong to the order Agaricales. This family comprises several genera, including Stropharia, Hypholoma, Pholiota, and others. Members of the Strophariaceae family are characterized by their fleshy fruiting bodies with varying cap shapes, sizes, and colors. The caps usually have a slimy or sticky surface, and the gills underneath are often attached to the stem. The spores of Strophariaceae fungi are generally brown to dark brown in color, and they produce a dark spore print. The fruiting bodies often feature a partial veil, which can leave a ring on the stem as the mushroom matures. These fungi are found in a wide range of habitats, including grasslands, forests, and decaying organic matter. They can be saprotrophic, decomposing dead plant material, or mycorrhizal, forming mutually beneficial relationships with the roots of living plants. The distribution of Strophariaceae mushrooms is global, and they can be found across temperate and tropical regions, with some species more common in certain areas than others. Some species within the Strophariaceae family are edible, such as Stropharia rugosoannulata, also known as the Wine Cap or King Stropharia. However, there are also toxic species in this family, like Hypholoma fasciculare, commonly known as the Sulphur Tuft. The edibility of Strophariaceae mushrooms can vary greatly, so proper identification is crucial before consumption. It is essential to consult expert sources and be confident in identifying the species in question. Many species in this family have been studied for their potential medicinal properties, such as antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anticancer activities, although more research is needed to confirm these benefits. Strophariaceae fungi play important ecological roles in nutrient cycling, breaking down organic matter, and contributing to soil fertility. The study of Strophariaceae mushrooms can help scientists better understand fungal diversity, ecology, and evolution, as well as potential applications in medicine and biotechnology. Molecular phylogenetic studies have led to taxonomic revisions within the Strophariaceae family, resulting in a more accurate classification of its members based on genetic relationships.

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Скваманитовые - Squamanitaceae

Typhulaceae - Тифуловые - Typhula family - Fadenkeulchenverwandte

Strophariaceae - Строфариевые - Stropharia family - Träuschlingsverwandten 9/28/09—7/12/26

Гимнопил горький - Gymnopilus picreus

Кюнеромицес весенний - Kuehneromyces lignicola

Кюнеромицес изменчивый - Kuehneromyces mutabilis

Ложноопёнок кирпично-красный - Hypholoma lateritium

🇺🇸 sulphur tuft - 🇩🇪 Grünblättriger Schwefelkopf - 🇪🇪 Sälk-kollanutt - 🇷🇺 Ложноопёнок серно-жёлтый

Ложноопёнок серопластинчатый - Hypholoma capnoides

🇺🇸 bearded fieldcap - 🇩🇪 Rissiger Ackerling - 🇪🇪 Mõrand-põldseen - 🇷🇺 Агроцибе неприятная

Полёвка ранняя - Agrocybe praecox

🇺🇸 Common Fieldcap - 🇩🇪 Raustieliger Ackerling - 🇪🇪 Poolkerajas põldseen - 🇷🇺 Полёвка стоповидная

Полёвка твёрдая - Agrocybe dura

Stropharia pseudocyanea - Строфария ложно-синяя - False Blue Roundhead - Falscher Blauer Träuschling

Stropharia aeruginosa - Строфария сине-зелёная - Verdigris Agaric - Grünspan-Träuschling

🇬🇧 blue roundhead - 🇩🇪 Grünblauer Träuschling - 🇪🇪 Tsüaanvärvik - 🇷🇺 Строфария небесно-синяя

Pholiota spumosa - Чешуйчатка боровая - Foamy Scalycap - Schaumiger Schüppling

Pholiota aurivella - Чешуйчатка золотистая - Golden Scalycap - Goldschuppiger Schüppling

Pholiota adiposa - Чешуйчатка золотисто-жёлтая - Golden Pholiota - Goldgelber Schüppling

Pholiota gummosa - Чешуйчатка камеденосная - Sticky Scalycap - Klebriger Schichtpilz

Pholiota squarrosa - Чешуйчатка обыкновенная - Shaggy Pholiota - Schuppige Schichtpilz

Pholiota flammans - Чешуйчатка огненная - Flaming Pholiota - Feuer-Schuppiger Schichtpilz

Pholiota alnicola - Чешуйчатка ольховая - Alder Pholiota - Erlen-Schuppiger Schichtpilz

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