Petar Bojić's photos with the keyword: funghi

Craterellus cornucopioides Edible mushrooms decisive quality

Craterellus cornucopioides - or Black trumpet. The species name "dead trumpet" is given because the mushroom can be found around All Souls' Day. It is an edible mushroom, of excellent quality. It is ground and used as a spice for soups, stews and sauces.

Too bad if it isn't.

The young Boletus edulis of unusual formation.

The March mushrooms is one of the first mushrooms to appear after a dull and cold winter. Some have said that it does not look nice and does not match the assessment that it is one of the better quality mushrooms. Maybe changes opinion.

March mushroom ( Hygrophorus marzuolus ) is a delicious edible mushroom, it tastes great if prepared on the grill, as a side dish to meat dishes or used to make soup.It grows next to conifers such as fir, white pine, black pine and spruce and deciduous trees such as beech, chestnut, sessile oak, cera oak, and tends to grow in places where there is moss.It is classified as an endangered species of fungus. Therefore, those who intend to look for them, would rather bring a camera than a basket . (Note: I picked the allowed amount of these mushrooms)

Puffballs are edible mushrooms, of solid quality. They are most delicious when cut into thin flat pieces and fried. It is edible only when it is young, ie while the fruiting body is white on the cross-section.