Griboedov and mushroom pickers around the world cancount a huge number. So it is got, that for a long time the good half of mankind consumes mushrooms! They are salted, dried, fried, cooked, eaten raw ... Many people love not only to cook and eat mushrooms, but also to collect them. What can be more exciting than "quiet hunting" in a pure deciduous or pine forest in the fresh air! Therefore, newcomers are interested in how many mushrooms grow, so as not to get trapped and not to come to empty places where mushrooms have not yet grown.
In fact, the time of growth of mushrooms directly dependsfrom a variety of causes and factors. One of them is the air temperature. Optimum for most species of fungi is the ambient temperature from 18 to 28 Celsius. Many species (for example, champignons) develop well in the dark. Meadow mushrooms, on the contrary, need sun - only then they can grow well.
So all the same, how many grow mushrooms? Very fast!Within a few days (three to six) they reach the average size characteristic of this species, the large ones become approximately on the tenth day, but even after they can continue to grow. In the early days, the fungus grows faster, then slows down. Hats grow longer than the legs. It is known that some insects slow down the growth of fungi. And warm rainy weather, on the contrary, promotes rapid growth.
Real mushroom pickers also know how mucha white fungus grows (from five to ten days). Armed with this knowledge, it's easier to "hunt" for white in the mushroom season. And, if the average weight of the fungus is about two hundred grams, then grown in warm rainy weather mushrooms can weigh even more than a kilo! After the formation of the dispute, the giant quickly ages, but in the fall this process can slow down.
How many chanterelles grow? Quite a long time - from one week to two.
When the mushroom pick knows how many mushrooms grow up to a ripe state, he will never come from the forest with an empty basket.
Probably, no living being grows up tomature state so quickly. Hence the well-known expression "grow like mushrooms". But rumors about how many mushrooms grow (the mycelium is located under the ground, and above - the fruit body), that is, the growth rate of the fruit body, are often exaggerated. This happens because during the "quiet hunt" part of the fungi remains unnoticed, and when the same site is visited again in a day or two, the mushroom pickers discover "huge" fruits! After all, the so-called mushrooms grow in size very quickly. Within a day or two, an increase of two or three times is possible. Maslata, russula, birch bark, and boletus are usually collected a day after appearance on the surface.
Fruiting bodies of mushrooms firstare born under the earth, grow there and come to the surface already fully formed. Hence the stories of mushroom pickers about the instant growth of fruiting bodies of fungi!
