Alot of mushrooms have to be cooked this is one of them
Alot of mushrooms have to be cooked this is one of them
Cap: 2–5cm. Convex then flat with a central boss when mature,
wavy margin. Tawny to ochre, paler when dry.
Stem: 4–7cm by 0.3–0.5cm. White to cream, tough and fibrous.
Gills: Distinctly beige, broad and spaced widely.
Flesh: Very thin, cream.
Spores: White.
Habitat: Short grass, lawns, parks, pasture. Often in rings.
Frequency: Very common.
Season: Spring to autumn.
Warning: Must be cooked!
Field `Mushroom
Cap: 6-10cm. white and silky,fibrous, often with browner fibres in the centre, rounded then flat, cap skin overhanging.
Stem: 5-8cm by 1-2.5cm. spindle- shaped and not bulbous at the base.
Ring: Simple and fragile
Gills: Pink from very young, then brown as the spores mature
Flesh: Turns slightly pink when damaged
Spores: Dark brown.
Habitat: Grassland, usually in rings.
Frequency: Common
season: Summer to autumn
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