Toadstools, mush
Toadstools, mushrooms, fungi, edible and poisonous; one thousand American fungi How to select and cook the edible; how to distinguish and avoid the poisonous, with full botanic descriptions. Toadstool poisons and their treatment, instructions to students, recipes for cooking, etc., etc.
作者：McIlvaine, Charles, 1840-1909; Macadam, Robert K.
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共 64 段- The authoritative analysis of several common food species by
- When an unknown species is found, collect it carefully, exam
- Footnote B:
- =Plant= 5–8 in. high. =Pileus= 3–6 in. broad. _Peck_, 33d Re
- =A. monticulo´sa= Berk.—mountain, from the warts. =Pileus= 2
- =Stem= 1½-2½ high, less than ½ in. thick. =Pileus= 2–3 in. b
- Whoever has seen the seed-stalks of an onion knows the shape
- =Pileus= symmetrical, generally fleshy, never truly umbilica
- Among mosses in open places. Greene county. September. Rare.
- =T. pæ´didum= Fr.—_pædidus_, nasty. =Pileus= about 1-½ in. a
- =C. gallina´cea= Scop.—_gallina_, a hen. Application not app
- =C. cyathifor´mis= Bull.—_cyathus_, a cup; _formis_, form. =
- =C. macula´ta= A. and S.—_macula_, a spot. =Pileus= fleshy,
- =M. latifo´lia= Pk.—_latus_, broad; _folium_, a leaf. =Pileu
- Quite common throughout the United States, growing upon deca
- =Flesh= sometimes equal, sometimes abruptly thin. Commonly c
- =L. blen´nius= Fr. _Gr_—slimy. =Pileus= 3–5 in. across. =Fle
- =L. glycios´mus= Fr. _Gr_—sweet; _Gr_—scent. =Pileus= ½-1½ i
- V.—FRAGILES (_fragilis_, fragile or brittle). Page 201.
- R. flavida is showy, solitary and in patches. The stem when
- The coloring matter of the pileus may be rubbed upon paper a
- Stem horny, hollow, often filled with pith, tough, dry. Myce
- Pennsylvania, A. pleurotus f., _Schweinitz_; Ohio, _Morgan_.
- =P. pelli´tus= Fr. =Pileus= 1–2 in. across. =Flesh= thin, so
- =C. subvi´lis= Pk.—small value. =Pileus= thin, centrally dep
- =Spores= ferruginous. Very cespitose, forming large heaps. S
- A few species grow on the ground, the majority on wood.
- Var. _obscu´rior_ Pk. A notable form of this species was fou
- The Smeared cortinarius is much more common than the Violet
- Catalogued by Rev. M.A. Curtis, North Carolina, as edible.
- Sandy soil near salt water, Lynn, Mahant and Marblehead, Mas
- The species belonging to this genus are rather small, and fr
- =H. veluti´nus= Pers.—_vellus_, a fleece. Velvety. =Pileus=
- So closely allied to C. comatus that it is with difficulty d
- =P. fimi´cola= Fr.—_fimus_, dung; _cola_, to inhabit. =Pileu
- =B. ca´vipes= Kalchb. =Pileus= broadly convex, rather tough,
- =B. sphæros´porus= Pk.—globose-spored. (Bulletin Torrey Bota
- The species is remarkable for its habitat, which is lignicol
- =B. frater´nus= Pk. =Pileus= convex, becoming plane or depre
- 3. Tubes tinged with green or becoming green where
- The lurid Boletus, though pleasant to the taste, is reputed
- =B. gra´cilis= Pk.—slender. (Plate CXIV, fig. 1, p. 414.) =P
- Divided into numerous pileoli, borne on a simple or much-bra
- Several species of Hydnum are common to earth and wood, othe
- In Thelephoraceæ are shapes closely resembling those found i
- =C. pyxida´ta= Pers.—_pyxis_, a small box. Tufted, light tan
- The reproductive bodies consisting of sporidia mostly defini
- G. esculenta crispa n. var. Whole surface of the pileus fine
- =P. cocci´nea= Jacq.—scarlet or crimson. Geopyxis coccinea M
- =Plant= 5–7 in. high. =Volva= 1½-2 in. in diameter. =Stem= n
- =C. sacca´ta= (Vahl.) Fr.—_saccus_, a bag or pouch. Medium s
- =L. perla´tum= Pers.—_perfero_, to endure. (Enduring through
- =B. Monta´na= Morg. Peridium subglobose with a cord-like roo
- Comparing the lethal doses of the _dried_ with the lethal do
- Cut into small, even-sized squares a pint of the selected to
- × _between_ two figures signifies by; 2×4
- CONCEN´TRIC (_con_, together; _centrum_, center), having a c
- FIS´SURED (_fissura_, a cleft, chink, fissure), cleft or spl
- NAT´URALIZED, said of a plant of foreign origin which thrive
- SE´TOSE (_setosus_, abounding in bristles), bristly.
- Laccaria (described), 107
- saccata (Calvatia), 587
- The distant-gilled Lactarius is similar to the orange Lactar
- The mushrooms will now show in various sizes, from pin-head