The mushroom in question was probably a “false parasol.” It has a white, bun-like shape and grows in the grass in fields and parks. It is similar to the edible “parasol mushroom” and ...

Parasol mushrooms are abundant in the forests. Unfortunately, I can't go mushroom picking soon. But there's no reason for you ...

False parasol mushrooms often form circles in lawns, resembling fairy rings. Common after wet weather, they're not edible.

Some mushroom eaters love the big and flat parasol mushrooms (kanie), the sticky suillus (maślaki), and the ceps’ cousin: leccinum (kozaki, koźlarze) which is great for soups. Some also recommend the ...

"I’ve learned so much," she beamed, showing off a collection that included a huge, fleshy shelf-like specimen, yellow parasol-style mushrooms and spindly stalked fungi that had found root in a ...

There’s a majesty and a menace to a mushroom when seen from this angle.’ The mushroom’s main parasol was about 15 centimetres high, but they can grow to double this. On a dark, damp day, a parasol ...

If you're anywhere near Plaza de la Encarnación (in the northwest corner of El Centro), the Metropol Parasol is impossible to miss. Its towering presence, consisting of six wooden mushroom-like ...