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Boletus pinicola madrid
Boletus aestivalis
She was also able to portray «a Boletus Edulis with the beginning of freezing, with the upper layer crystallized». «Curious!!!», exclaims the author of these snapshots that she has decided to share in Las Fotos de los Lectores de La Vanguardia.
Boletus pinophilus or boletus pinophilus is a basidiomycete fungus of the order Boletales. Its mushroom has a cap between 6 and 30 centimeters in diameter, with a reddish-brown cuticle. Tubes almost free, white, then yellow and finally olive yellow. Light brown colored, very thick stem, which can exceed the diameter of the cap.
Boletus aereus
The Puerto de la Fuenfría crosses the Guadarra mountain range and joins Segovia and Madrid. It is a perfect place to find boletus, oyster mushrooms and chanterelles. It is located at an altitude of 1800 meters, between the mountains of La Mujer Muerta and Siete Picos, but it is an accessible place for walks, since it is included in the Camino de Santiago de Madrid.
In the second case, the easiest way to get there from Madrid is to take the bus line 194 from the Plaza Castilla interchange. Here you can see the round trip schedules: Madrid – Rascafría, Rascafría – Madrid.
Every weekend there are many lovers of the collection that gather in this enclave of the Lozoya Valley. Oaks and pine forests where mushrooms abound. An authentic paradise for the mycology due to the abundant species that we will be able to find.
El Puerto de los Leones de Madrid is another place frequented by mushroom hunters in the Community of Madrid, to look for chanterelles and boletus edulis. At the western end of the Sierra de Guadarrama, near the municipality of Peguerinos de Ávila. It is an area plagued by forests, which encourage the appearance of mushrooms.
Boletus reticulatusfungus
Below, we recommend the best places in the Community of Madrid where you can pick mushrooms and spend a day in the countryside and return with our basket full of delicious mushrooms that we can then cook. Also if you are thinking of making a mycological route through Madrid, you can look at the rural houses in Madrid that we have available where you can stay.
This town is one of the most famous within the Community of Madrid to look for mushrooms in the forests near the town and where we can collect mushrooms such as boletus, oyster mushroom or perrechico. We must be careful, as we can also find other toxic species that can confuse us, so we must be careful and be sure that the mushrooms we are collecting are edible.
Puerto de Canencia is another place where mushrooms abound, located on the southern slopes of the Sierra de Guadarrama and about 9 kilometers from the town of the same name, Canencia. In this area we can find boletus edulis, mushrooms, chanterelles or oyster mushrooms among others, although we can find many more species.
Boletus aereusfungus
Only the species listed in Royal Decree 30/2009, of January 16 (BOE nº 20, of January 23, 2009), which establishes the sanitary conditions for the commercialization of mushrooms for food use, are marketable.
This regulation, in addition to regulating the requirements and obligations for the marketing of mushrooms by food business operators, the requirements for marketable mushrooms, labeling, as well as infringements and penalties, includes an annex with four parts, where the 182 marketable and non-marketable species / genera are included:
In the markets we can find more and more wild and cultivated mushrooms thanks to new techniques of reproduction and conservation of mycelia, it is even possible to cultivate at a domestic level using reproduction kits of different species.
More and more often we can find fresh wild mushrooms from other countries, due to the fact that their climatology allows us to find these mushrooms in a season that is not the usual one in our latitudes. Obviously, they must have the documentation that guarantees their healthiness and that we will indicate next.