Parasol Mushroom - Macrolepiota Procera Top View. Parasol Mushroom Macrolepiota Procera Cap Seen From Above. Macrolepiota Procera, The Parasol Mushroom, Is A Basidiomycete Fungus With A Large, Prominent Fruiting Body Resembling A Parasol. It Is A Fairly Common Species On Well-Drained Soils. It Is Found Solitary Or In Groups And Fairy Rings In Pastures And Occasionally In Woodland. Globally, It Is Widespread In Temperate Regions. It Is Very Sought-After And Popular In Europe, Due In Part To Its Large Size, Seasonal Frequency, And Versatility In The Kitchen. In The Uk, It May Be Found From July Through To November.the Parasol Mushroom Is Difficult To Mistake For Any Other, Especially In Regions Like Europe Where The Poisonous Look-Alike Chlorophyllum Molybdites Is Rare.

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mushroom fungus quail nature flower woodland plant leaf parasol macrolepiota procera top view basidiomycete large prominent fruiting body resembling common species well-drained soils found solitary groups fairy rings pastures occasionally globally widespread temperate regions cap parasol soils woodland regions sought-after popular europe size seasonal frequency versatility kitchen may july november difficult mistake like poisonous look-alike chlorophyllum molybdites rare