He pretends to be a tap, but he is poisonous. Be careful while mushrooming

Eating more orange foxes can be paid for with health, so without sure if the mushroom we found is a chanterelle better not to risk. Of course, it is also worth taking with you atlas of mushrooms or information leaflets – they are available on the website of the State Forests. You can also ask for the advice of experienced mushroom pickers.

The mushroom season has begun fully, although we will not find too much in forests yet, we can already come across individual clusters, but often inexperienced mushroom pickers confuse them with an orange fox. This can be a big problem This mushroom is induced because of the arbitration contained in itin small amounts should not harm, but eating a few or a dozen or so lisówka can lead to respected digestive problems. Consumption of mushrooms containing arbitration in excess It may result in vomiting and nausea and food poisoning.

In case of doubt as to the soup consumed, you should see a doctor immediately – if you are not sure if what we have collected is a chanterelle, it is better not to risk it.

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Every year, the State Forests remind you of the need to check mushrooms – it is better not to collect only those we are sure of. It is also possible to consult a mushroom expert of the Provincial Sanitary and Epidemiological Station. How to recognize an orange fox?

First of all, it is worth paying attention to the plates and the hat. The hat at the fox is more rounded and paler than the handleit is more orange and has a much denser plate. Chanterelles, in turn, have thicker handles and a more yellow color. The edges of the hat are much more irregular than in Lisówka.

The most important rule is that without certainty, it is better not to collect dubious viewing chanterelles – if we have such an opportunity, it is worth going to mushrooming with someone who knows it well, then “live” will be able to show us the differences.

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