Downy milk cap mushrooms (Lactarius pubescens)(?) north from Lembolovo, 40 miles north from St.Petersburg. Russia

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The image shows a close-up view of three downy milk cap mushrooms lying on the ground, with one mushroom having its cap removed to reveal its underside.

* **Mushroom Caps**
* The caps are white and have a rough texture.
* They are rounded at the top and slightly concave in shape.
* The edges of the caps are wavy and irregularly shaped.
* The size of the caps is not specified, but they appear to be relatively small compared to other types of mushrooms.
* **Stems**
* The stems are white and slender.
* They are attached to the underside of the cap and are about one-third as long as the cap itself.
* The stems have a smooth texture and are free from any visible debris or residue.
* **Underside**
* When the cap is removed, it reveals a white gill-like structure underneath.
* The underside is covered in small, white dots that resemble tiny hairs.
* The surface of the underside appears to be slightly sticky to the touch.
* **Background**
* The mushrooms are lying on a bed of dried grasses and leaves.
* There are some twigs and branches scattered around the base of the mushrooms.
* The overall color palette is muted, with shades of brown, beige, and green dominating the scene.

In summary, the image shows three downy milk cap mushrooms in various stages of preparation for consumption. The caps are white and have a rough texture, while the stems are slender and smooth. The underside of the cap reveals a white gill-like structure covered in small dots that resemble tiny hairs. The background is composed of dried grasses and leaves, with some twigs and branches scattered around the base of the mushrooms. – AI vision

🇷🇺 Описание по-русски / Russian Description

Шляпки молочков (Lactarius pubescens) к северу от Лемболово, в 40 милях к северу от Санкт-Петербурга, Россия, 9 сентября 2017 года. На изображении показаны три молочка молочков на земле, при этом с одного из них удалена шапка, обнажающая нижнюю часть. * **Шляпки** * Шапки белого цвета и имеют грубую текстуру. * Они круглые в верхней части и немного вогнутой формы. * Края шапок волнистые и неправильной формы. * Размер шапок не указан, но они кажутся относительно маленькими по сравнению с другими видами грибов. * **Стебли** * Стебли белого цвета и тонкие. * Они прикреплены к нижней части шапки и примерно на одну треть длиннее самой шапки. * Текстура стеблей гладкая, а видимых скоплений мусора или остатков не обнаружено. * **Нижняя часть** * Когда снимают шапку, она обнажает белую сеточку под ней. * Нижняя сторона покрыта мелкими белыми точками, напоминающими крошечные ворсинки. * Поверхность нижней стороны кажется слегка липкой на ощупь. * **Предыстория** * Грибы лежат на постельке из сухой травы и листьев. * Вокруг основания грибов разбросаны ветки и веточки. * Общее цветовое решение приглушенное, доминируют оттенки коричневого, бежевого и зеленого. Вкратце, изображение демонстрирует три молочка на различных стадиях подготовки к употреблению в пищу. Шапки белые и имеют грубую текстуру, тогда как стебли тонкие и гладкие. Нижняя сторона шапки обнажает белую сеточку, покрытую мелкими белыми точками, напоминающими крошечные ворсинки. Фон состоит из сухой травы и листьев, разбросанных ветвей и веточек. – Russian translation

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