Hull champignon

Hull champignon Entoloma spp.
Young individual of the plum type
Classification
界 : Bacteria world Fungi The gate : Basidiomycete gate Basidiomycota Rope : Bacteria rope Hymenomycetes to pitch a camp at Eyes : Meadow mushroom eyes Agaricineae Course : Ippon champignon department Entolomataceae The genus : Ippon champignon genus Entoloma Kind : Hull champignon Entoloma spp.
Scientific name
Entoloma spp.
Japanese name
Hull champignon

The mushroom which the Hull champignon (spring champignon) is called the false alias champignon (占地擬), and belongs to the ippon champignon genus. A scientific name of Entoloma clypeatum(L.) Kummer is often called on, but a thing with various properties is really called it with the name of "the Hull champignon" (later description), and, as for the Japanese name "Hull champignon," it may be said with "the generic name of the mushroom of the ippon champignon genus occurring in the under a tree of the rose family in spring" that I included Entoloma clypeatum in, and the change of the scientific name is thought about enough in the future [¹].

Or 散生, bunch life grow in colonies under the tree of rose family plants such as a cherry tree, the plum in spring (before and after from April to May) mainly. As for the umbrella, diameter 5-10cm, the fold vary from white to 淡赤色 - flesh color with the maturity of the spore in slate color from grayish brown at the start. The pattern is 5-15cm with white.

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Characteristic

The surface characteristic often resembles the congeneric poisonous bacteria including クサウラベニタケ and the ippon champignon well, but is known to the rose family under a tree as an edible fungus widely in spring because the distinction by the characteristic of the habits to occur is possible.

The Hull champignon occurs under a tree of rose family, but it is said that I am greatly divided into two groups by a tree class. An umbrella grazes one in slate color with the thing of the type to occur under the tree of plum and peach and expresses a design, and water absorptivity, the border non-wave and often warp, and red denaturation is often seen in a fold. Another occurs to a cherry tree and a multiflora rose, and an umbrella is tinged with brown, and this shows water absorptivity, and it is a form and essence similar to same sort bacteria such as クサウラベニタケ. This becomes the grounds that "Hull champignon" assumes the generic name of the plural number class without according with a mention of Entoloma clypeatum because blue denaturation due to the lignum vitae fat is confirmed as for the latter thing.

In addition, the reason why Hull champignon occurs under a rose family tree is that perform the symbiosis by the mycorrhiza, but what in late years this has with the characteristic that is different from other mycorrhizas bacteria is shown ("a Hull champignon type mycorrhiza"); [²].

It is edible, but might accumulate in the inside of the mushroom when a pesticide is used in cunabula (tree) [³].

Similar toadstool

• Ippon champignon, クサウラベニタケ

Footnote

1. Association of world corporate judicial person agriculture and forestry fisheries technical information of the ^ Hull champignon / nature mushroom
2. ^ Cultivation method - Hull champignon - of the mushroomThe Patent Office
3. Mycorrhiza seedling construction in an overhanging style technology forestry spread of ^ Hull champignons information No. 25 Ibaraki forestry technology center

Reference image e

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  The model individual of a plum, the peach type. (it occurred under a plum tree.)

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  The individual of a cherry tree, the multiflora rose type. (it occurred under a cherry tree tree.)

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  A plum type. (it occurs under the tree of apricot)

Outside link

• 研究筑波大学農学博士小林久泰 about the mycorrhiza symbiosis of Basidiomycetes Hull champignons
• Image about the Hull champignon

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