Dry oiler (Suillus bovinus) photo and description

Dry butter dish (Suillus bovinus)

Systematics:
  • Department: Basidiomycota (Basidiomycetes)
  • Subdivision: Agaricomycotina (Agaricomycetes)
  • Class: Agaricomycetes (Agaricomycetes)
  • Subclass: Agaricomycetidae (Agaricomycetes)
  • Order: Boletales
  • Family: Suillaceae (Oily)
  • Genus: Suillus (Oily)
  • Species: Suillus bovinus (Butter dish dry)
    Other names for the mushroom:

  • Goat
  • Goat mushroom
  • Cow mushroom

Synonyms:

  • Boletus bovinus

  • Agaricus bovinus

  • Reshetnyak
  • Dry oil can

  • Goat mushroom

  • Cow
  • Cow mushroom
  • Mullein

Dry butter dish (Suillus bovinus)

Dry butter dish (Latin Suillus bovinus) is a tubular mushroom of the genus Butter dish of the Boletov order.

Spread:

Dry oiler (Suillus bovinus) grows in pine and spruce forests in July - September. Distributed mainly in areas with a temperate climate. It has a characteristic cap, usually slightly slimy and sticky, in comparison with other types of butter. Oily can, like all boletus, mycorrhizal, grows with conifers (usually pine). Most often found on sandy soils, especially abundant in young artificial pine plantations. After heavy torrential rains, they appear in large groups, which pleases, especially in the absence of other mushrooms.

Description:

A dry oiler is similar to a flywheel, only its cap is very convex, covered with brown skin on top, slightly sticky. Rusty tubular layer, does not separate from the cap. The leg is the same color as the hat. The pulp is yellowish, slightly reddens at the break.

Note:

Dry oiler - the record holder for worminess. A common picture is a carpet of Oily cans on the forest floor, but there is practically nothing to take. And even if, after cutting off the mushroom, we see a clean cut, this does not mean that the cap is clean. In half the cases, it will be wormy. Therefore, after checking a dozen or two Oily can dry for worminess, you are completely disappointed in them and stop collecting altogether.

Suillus bovinus

Drying Oiler dry:wipe young, intact specimens of mushrooms with a cloth. It is imperative to cut the cap - it is she who happens to be inside the worm-like without any other signs of damage. You do not need to wash, as mushrooms do not dry well. On hot days, the grates can be dried in the sun by first stringing them on a string. In inclement weather, this procedure is performed in ovens. The temperature in them should not exceed 70 degrees. A prerequisite for drying is the supply of fresh air, which helps to remove moisture released by the mushrooms. Mushroom powder can be easily prepared from the resulting raw materials. It is simply ground in an ordinary coffee grinder or pounded in a mortar. The mushroom powder obtained in this way is very good for dressing meat, rice dishes and sauces. Usually, the aroma of mushrooms increases during drying, so the powder is put in minimal doses.