Mushroom king

The white mushroom is the king of the autumn forest. The white mushroom is found from June to October in a variety of forests: birch, spruce, pine forests, oak forests, linden groves, hornbeam and beech forests. The white mushroom is friends with fifty tree species, therefore there are more than two dozen varieties of it.
You can find an adult mushroom in a pine forest, its cap will be dark brown with an olive tint, and in a spruce forest - the cap will be reddish brown, in birch forests it will be light brown, ocher yellow, in oak forests it will be brownish with a gray tint. All mushrooms have a thick, strong leg, although it can be short and long. Its great prevalence has given rise to many of its names. He is a boletus, a reaper, a mullein, and a bear-bearer. It often grows in groups. Sometimes in a group there can be up to thirty, forty mushrooms.
Porcini mushroom dishes are not only tasty and nutritious. It has now been proven that they contain anticancer substances and improve cardiac activity. In medieval Europe and in Russia, porcini mushrooms were used to treat frostbite, heart pain and general weakness.
Any white mushroom is not like another, each of them is very beautiful - a real work of art. Whichever porcini mushroom you find, you will always recognize it by its undoubtedly "regal bearing". With all his proud appearance, strong stable leg, he clearly shows who is the boss here.