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| sent on October 10, 2012 (19:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Undoubtedly the discovery deserved this document. ;-)
In this case, perhaps I would have seen it too. :-D Indubbiamente il ritrovamento meritava questo documento.
In questo caso forse li avrei visti anch'io. |
| sent on October 10, 2012 (21:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Are edible? :-D this time the woods are full of all the species.
Greetings Gun Sono comestibili ? in questo periodo i boschi ne sono pieni di tutte le speci.
Saluti Gun |
| sent on October 11, 2012 (9:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful photos, and beautiful mushrooms ambientaszione ok .. So, are edible but only after proper cooking (boiling) .. They are part of the genus Armillaria, the colors of photos can I assume this is Armillaria mellea, the famous "nails" in the jargon common, usually are boiled for a long time and put into oil in some regions are sought (in my, liguria, much less) .. the kind Armillria includes a number of fungi are very similar as the Amillaria ostoyae with the same characteristics as edibility '.. are fungi however,' in my opinion, disreputable perche'sono result of intolerance in many people .. also, I repeat, must be consumed strictly pre-boiled to avoid problems .. and should never be collected if found frozen (they grow even in late autumn and winter with temperatures close to 0) .. in this condition become toxic.
hello Bellissima foto,ambientaszione ok e belli i funghi..Dunque , sono commestibili ma solo dopo adeguata cottura ( bollitura)..Fanno parte del genere Armillaria,dai colori della foto posso ipotizzare si tratti di Armillaria mellea, i famosi "chiodini" nel gergo comune,solitamente vengono bolliti a lungo e messi sott'olio, in alcune regioni sono ricercatissimi(nella mia, liguria, molto meno)..il genere Armillria comprende una serie di funghi assai simili come l'Amillaria ostoyae con le medesime caratteristiche di commestibilita'..sono funghi pero',a mio avviso, poco raccomandabili perche'sono frutto di intolleranza in molte persone..inoltre, ripeto ,vanno consumati rigorosamente pre-bolliti per evitare problemi..e non vanno assolutamente raccolti se trovati congelati ( crescono pure in tardo autunno-inverno con temperature vicine allo 0 )..in queste condizione diventano tossiche.
ciao |
| sent on January 09, 2013 (20:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Whew! Never seen so 'many mushrooms all together! Congratulations for the discovery and for the shot! The colors are very beautiful! Caspita! Mai visto cosi' tanti funghi tutti insieme! Complimenti per la scoperta e per lo scatto! I colori sono molto belli! |
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