Wood shavings
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Elm Rasling ( Hypsizygus ulmarius ) |
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The Holzraslinge or Baumraslinge ( Hypsizygus ) are a small group (dead-) holzbewohnender mushrooms , the ordinary, ground-dwelling Raslingen and wood-dwelling pleurotte very close are habitual. From a taxonomic point of view, the wood rasp was therefore previously assigned to the rasp ( Lyophyllum ) or the oyster ( Pleurotus ). They can be easily distinguished from the Seitlingen by the barely falling lamellae.
In Japan, the beech rasp ( H. tessulatus ) called Buna-Shimeji (Buna = curb beech ) is a very popular edible mushroom . Since the distribution of the edible elm rasp ( H. ulmarius ) has decreased significantly in recent years, it should no longer be collected.
Types (selection)
The following species are only a selection of species found in Europe.
- Beech rasp , Buna-Shimeji ( H. tessulatus (Bull.) Singer )
- Ulmenrasling , elm oyster mushroom, Shirotamogitake ( H. ulmarius (Bull.) Redhead)
- Privet Rasling ( H. ligustri Raithelh.)
- Marbled wood rasp ( H. marmoreus (Peck) HE Bigelow), this is occasionally seen as a species with the beech rasp.
photos
Beech rasp ( H. tessulatus )
Beech rasp ( H. tessulatus )
Bunapi
Marbled wood rasp ( H. marmoreus )
White beech mushroom
