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nor.: Sleipsopp | swe.: Citronslemskivling, Citrongul slemskivling | fin.: Limanuljaska | dt.: Kuhmaul, Großer Gelbfuß The spike cap or slimy spike cap (Gomphidius glutinosus) is a good edible mushroom, similar to the …

nor.: Rabarbrasopp | swe.: Rabarbersvamp, Rödgul slemskivling | fin.: Rusakkonuljaska | dt.: Kupferroter Gelbfuß | eng. syn.: brown slimcap The copper spike or brown slimecap (Chroogomphus rutilus) is a little-known mushroom, but …

nor.: Maurtueparasollsopp | swe.: Stackfjällskivling | fin.: Akansieni | dt.: Safranschirmling | sci. syn.: Macrolepiota olivieri The conifer parasol is one of at least three species that are often referred to as …

nor.: Ametystkremle | swe.: ametystkremla | fin.: Ametistihapero | dt.: Amethysttäubling The amethyst brittlegill is a lesser known member of the brittlegill family (Russula). With its strong purple colouring, it is actually …

nor.: Stor klubbesopp | swe.: Stor klubbsvamp | fin.: Isonuijakas | dt.: Herkules Riesenkeule, Herkuleskeule Clavariadelphus pistillaris commonly known as the giant club is one of those mushrooms where you have to …

swe.: Rund toppmurkla | nor.: Rundmorkel | fin.: Pallohuhtasieni | dt.: Speisemorchel You grow and gain weight like the morel in May (Heronymus von Bock, 1546) Morels are among the most coveted …

swe.: Hättmurkla | nor.: – | fin.: –| dt.: Käppchenmorchel Half-free morels are an edible species of mushroom closely related to the common morels. Opinions differ on these mushrooms and, especially in …