Can anyone tell me what s going on with the mushrooms on the mushrooms. Thank you?

Red phalloid, alias: crimson phalloid, in the Hakka dialect area because of its unpleasant taste like, so it is also called: chicken poop fungus.

Latin name: Phallus rubicundus (bosc.).) fr.

It belongs to the fungus fruiting body of the order Phalloidae, the fungus cap is nearly bell-shaped, with a reticulated grid, it grows mostly in places with a lot of humus, it is said to be edible, wash off the fungus cover sticky, it can be eaten after cooking, it is crispy to chew, fragrant and tender, it is a little similar to the bamboo sunflower, it can not be eaten too much, it will cause the body to heat up. There is also a saying that it is toxic.

There is also a similar species called "mutinus caninus", which can be called the ugliest fungus. The stipe of the snake head fungus is cylindrical, the cap is bright red, and the top of the cap has sticky spores with a foul odor.

Summary. Mushrooms (scientific name: duagaricus campestris) are composed of two parts, the mycelium is a vegetative organ, and the fruiting body is a reproductive organ.

Mushrooms are different from plants, which can photosynthesize, whereas mushrooms cannot. Mushrooms belong to fungi and can be divided into large fungi and small fungi (including epiphytic fungi). Mushrooms have up to 36,000 species that germinate into hyphae from mature spores.

The hyphae are multicellular, transversely divided, elongated by apical growth, white, elongated, hairy, and gradually filamentous. The hyphae conjugate with each other to form dense groups called mycelium. After the mycelium is saprophytic, the dark brown culture material turns light brown.

The fruiting body of a mushroom resembles a small open umbrella when it matures. It is composed of cap, stipe, fold, ring, pseudomycorrhizal and other parts. Poisonous mushrooms can cause harm to human health, and in severe cases, it is life-threatening.

Mushrooms are divided into about 1 domain, 2 kingdoms, 5 phyla, 12 classes, 14 subclasses, 800 orders, 1400 families, and 8500 genera, with a total of about 36,000 species.

What kind of fungus is the fungus in the following **? Hello, what kind of mushroom is this, is it poisonous?

Good. Good afternoon: Hello, this is the cow heir mushroom, poisonous, mushroom (scientific name:

Duagaricus campestris) is composed of two parts, the mycelium is the vegetative organ, and the fruiting body is the reproductive organ. Mushrooms are different from plants, which can photosynthesize, whereas mushrooms cannot. Mushrooms belong to fungi and can be divided into large fungi and small fungi (including epiphytic fungi).

Mushrooms have up to 36,000 species that germinate into hyphae from mature spores. The hyphae are multicellular, with transverse septums, elongated by apical growth, white, slender, hairy, and gradually permeable into filamentous branches. The hyphae conjugate with each other to form dense groups called mycelium.

After the mycelium is saprophytic, the dark brown culture material becomes sharply ridged into light brown. The fruiting body of a mushroom resembles a small open umbrella when it matures. It is composed of cap, stipe, fold, ring, pseudomycorrhizal and other parts.

Poisonous mushrooms can cause harm to people's chatter and health, and in severe cases, they are life-threatening. Mushrooms are divided into about 1 domain, 2 kingdoms, 5 phyla, 12 classes, 14 subclasses, 800 orders, 1400 families, and 8500 genera, with a total of about 36,000 species.