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Entoloma vernum

Early spring pinkgill

Entoloma vernum — 2023-05-03
Scientific identification
Entoloma vernum S.Lundell
Family
Entolomataceae
Class
Agaricomycetes
Genus
Entoloma

Names across languages

  • English: Early spring pinkgill
  • German: Frühlingsrötling
  • Estonian: Kevad-punalehik
  • Russian: Энтолома весенняя

The scientific profile

From the latest record: 2023-05-03.

Description

gills adhering to the stem almost or freely from it, quite frequent, in young mushrooms are white, brownish or grayish, turning pink with age

Cap

cap is sharply conical at a young age, opening to flat-convex, with a tubercle in the center, hygrophanous, brown in color, darker in the central part than closer to the edge, smooth, silky, fibrous

Hymenium

hymenium is lamellar

Stipe

stipe is bare

Spore print

spore print is rosy

Ecology

ecology is saprotroph

Edibility

edibility: poisonous

Fruit body

fruit body to 2-9 cm, leg 0.2-1 cm thick

Dimensions

cap 1-6 cm

Published in: S. Lundell. In: Svensk bot. Tidskr. 31: 193. (1937).

Field encounters

5/03/23, 1:13 PM

Vienna - Am Mühlwasser, Danube-Auen National Park, Austria

Sparse deciduous forest, grassland (birch, alder, oak). In soil.

N 48° 11' 30.6" (48.19182833), E 16° 28' 58.6" (16.48293666)

🔆 Partial overcast with sun, open space

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