Mushroom is a kind of vegetable that we all often eat in our daily life. It is not only very delicious, but also very nutritious. We often eat many kinds of mushrooms, such as Flammulina velutipes, Pleurotus ostreatus, Pleurotus eryngii and so on. There are many ways to cook, such as fried mushrooms, stewed mushrooms, stir-fried mushrooms and so on. In addition to edible mushrooms, there are many mushrooms that are toxic, inedible and even rarely seen. So, what kind of mushrooms have you never seen before? I think there are mainly the following kinds of mushrooms:

First, the name of red pleated umbrella with net cover sounds like an umbrella, but it is actually a mushroom. Lycoris reticulata, also known as Lycoris marginata, belongs to the genus Lycoris, which is a relatively rare mushroom. It is mostly distributed in Changbai Mountain, Jilin Province in northeast China, and its color is mostly pink, so it is named Lycoris reticulata. Although this mushroom is non-toxic and edible, its taste is bitter and it is not a good ingredient.

Second, the red-headed fungus only looks at the appearance of the red-headed fungus. It is easy for people to regard it as an anemone or other plants, and it is difficult to find that it is a mushroom. Red-headed mushroom, also known as red-headed ghost pen, is a very common mushroom in Australia and is also found in islands in the Pacific Ocean. The shape of cephalosporium rubrum is like a red star, which is very bright. Because it smells disgusting carrion, it is not a very popular mushroom.

Third, the red pitcher fungus Red pitcher fungus, like the red head fungus, is a fungus belonging to the ghost pen family. It looks like a pink cage, hence its name. This mushroom is distributed on many continents in the world, and is mainly considered as a European species. The smell of red pitcher fungus is also very pungent and unpleasant. I believe that no one wants to eat this strange mushroom even if it can be eaten!

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