Lysurus gardneri (Lysurus gardneri) foto le tlhaloso

Lysurus ea Gardner (Lysurus gardneri)

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Lysurus Gardneri (Lysurus gardneri) ke mushroom e tsoang lelokong la Lyzurus, eo lebitso la eona le tšoanang e leng Colus gardneri. Lizurus Gardner ke mofuta o tsebahalang haholo oa leloko.

Lysurus Gardner (Lysurus gardneri) ka sebopeho sa eona se seng se sa hola se na le 'mele oa litholoana o chitja o bophara ba 3 cm. Sebaka sa ho amohela se na le sebopeho sa cylindrical, bophahamo ba sona ke 6-10 cm, 'me botenya ba sona ke 2 cm. E na le sekoti ho tloha ka hare, e fetoha sekoti ho tloha holimo ho ea tlaase. Naheng ea Rōna, fungus ena e nkoa e le mojaki; e ile ea fumanoa ka lekhetlo la pele ka 1976 li-greenhouses tsa sebaka sa Sverdlovsk, polasing ea naha ea Dubsky. Ho ea ka phetolelo e kholo, gryu e ile ea tlisoa moo hammoho le mobu o nonneng.

Lysurus gardneri (Lysurus gardneri) prefers to grow on humus soils, cultivated soils and pasture areas. In tropical, temperate and subtropical regions of the world, this type of fungus can be seen very rarely. Its primary description and discovery was carried out on one of the islands of Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Now Gardner’s Lizurus has also been found in Australia, North and South America, and India. In some European regions (in particular, in the UK, Portugal, France, Germany). This type of fungus does not have a specific fruiting season. It does not appear constantly, there are suggestions that it was brought to the territory of the Federation from Australia or Ceylon.

Li-mushroom ha li jeoe, ka hare ho 'mele oa eona o behang litholoana o koahetsoe ka ho feletseng ke makhasi a monko o mobe. Monko o monate o hohela likokoanyana semeleng sena.

Lelokong la Lizurus, ho phaella ho li-mushroom tsa Gardner, ho na le mefuta e meng e ’meli e tšoanang, e leng Lysurus cruciatus, e qalileng ho hlalosoa le ho sibolloa ka 1902, le Lysurus mokusin, eo tlhaloso ea eona ea pele e ngotsoeng ka 1823.