The gills on the underside are white. Poisoning by ... the most sought-after springtime mushroom among foragers. Closer, informed consideration reveals that the false morel’s cap is wrinkled ...

Identifying mushrooms ... Are gills free, attached, or decurrent (running down the stem)? Color: Gills can provide clues ...

There are approximately a dozen species of false ... white cap, stalk, and gills. Can be confused with: In their button stage, destroying angels can be confused with button mushrooms, meadow ...

Finding morel mushrooms could be your next spring activity. Morel season begins in May. Here's a map to reference for this ...

Those mushrooms that pop up everywhere ... Defining characteristics include the sack-like white volva around its base, the ring, the white gills and spore print and the non-lined cap margin ...

"Beginning mushroom hunters should avoid all parasol-shaped mushrooms with white gills and white spore print," MDC said. "A saclike cup surrounding the base of the stem … is often buried just ...

Ah, mushrooms ... white button and older portobello. At this stage, its brown color has developed, its flavor has intensified, its texture has firmed, and a sheath of skin should be covering its ...

They start out short, white and shaggy with white gills, and grow into tall, thin mushrooms with the gills turning black. At maturity, the mushrooms quickly and dramatically break down into black goo.

Black, white and false morel mushrooms. The white morel is the most ... a lateral or absent stem, and have white gills that run the length of the mushroom. Honey mushrooms: They have a tan to ...