Not the same. The main differences between the two are, different subject classification, different growth environment, different morphological characteristics, as follows:
A, subject classification is different
1, matsutake mushroom
Matsutake mushroom, the scientific name of matsutake mushroom, alias matsutake mushrooms, fungus, fungus, belongs to the class of tambourine fungi, the family of matsutake mushrooms.
2, matsutake mushrooms
Matsutake mushrooms, also known as matsutake mushrooms, mountain moths, blood red riveted mushrooms, matsutake mushrooms, belonging to the class of tambourine mushrooms, umbrella fungi.
Second, the growth of different environments
1, matsutake
Growth in the altitude of 1600 ~ 2600m of temperate and cold temperate pine and oak mixed forests on the forest floor, and the pine, oak genus of fibrous root **** born relationship, the formation of mycorrhizae.
2, matsutake mushroom
Growing environment for the altitude of 700 to 500 meters of the shady slopes or semi-shady slopes of the pine forest.
Three, different morphological characteristics
1, matsutake
Fresh matsutake shaped like an umbrella, color and lustre, the cap is brown, the stipe is white, are fibrous velvet scales, the flesh of the mushroom is white, tender and thick, fine texture, with a strong special aroma.
2, matsutake mushroom
Flat hemispherical to nearly spreading, stained white, with yellow-brown to chestnut-brown ambling filamentous scales, the surface dry. Flesh white, thick. Folds white or slightly creamy yellow, dense, curved, unequal. Stipe thicker, dirty white and powdery above the hyphae, chestnut brown ciliate scales below the hyphae, solid inside, sometimes slightly expanded at the base. The fungus ring is born in the upper part of the stalk, filamentous, white above, and the same color with the stalk below. Fresh matsutake mushrooms eat very few people, the most commonly eaten on the market is dried matsutake mushrooms, commonly known as "Ezi".
Baidu Encyclopedia - Matsutake Mushroom
Baidu Encyclopedia - Matsutake Mushroom
Baidu Encyclopedia - Matsutake Mushroom