Guide to mushroom places. City and surroundings. Vishnevsky M.V.

"Well, how did you go?" “Normally, I found two whites.” - “Lucky... and I am last Sunday - only one priest...” Is it true, a familiar dialogue? The noble mushrooms, to which we are so accustomed, are further retreating from megacities. Finding white, boletus and chanterelles 50 km from the city is difficult, and the loads and redheads are simply impossible. An annual fee, trampling and pollution force these classic mushrooms to “leave”. 150-200 km - this is at what distance from the city you can more or less confidently collect what our ancestors gathered at the edge of the house. And what, return home with an empty basket? Of course not. The time has come to master new species of mushrooms that are not afraid of anthropogen. Confidently and abundantly growing in the surrounding forests and even city forest parks, excellent edible mushrooms, which are not inferior to their noble brothers. Let's figure out who they are - violins and milkcaps, raincoats and scales, rows and dialects, money and varnishes, umbrellas and garlic, myties and hygrophores.

Can't leave the city 200 km for white and redders? And it is not necessary! Sit on the bus, pass several stops to the nearest forest - and new types of mushrooms described in this book will find a worthy place in your basket!

The book is intended for all mushroom pickers of Central Russia, but first of all for residents Moscow and the nearest Moscow region. It contains descriptions of about 70 species of widespread edible mushrooms, and not a single traditional one. You will not find whites here, boletus, boletus, mossy, rahs and chanterelles. On the pages of the reference book “grow” only those edible mushrooms that will give you an advantage over other mushroom pickers.