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I feel sick and want to cry. Today, I am very happy. Why do you say such things? I feel sick and want to cry. Here, for the first time, I feel sorry for a girl who wants to cry so much. Why do you say such things? Leave me here alone, want to cry, uncomfortable, want to cry here.
I don't know how you feel, but after listening to it, all I can think about is this thing-blue thin mushrooms.
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Well, today, we will begin to popularize science from this "blue thin mushroom".
Common bright-colored mushrooms are mostly red and yellow, while blue mushrooms are rare. As far as the "pattern map" of "Blue Thin Mushroom" is concerned, Bian Xiao (live up to expectations) found that it is exactly the same as the original map!
Blue-thin mushroom
Bulbus Allii
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The cap of this mushroom is about 5cm at most, but the stalk is very thin, with a diameter of only about 5mm, which is worthy of the name of EULAN SPA01.
P, the material you found is also very popular!
Yes, you are not mistaken. The people in the picture only added faces, but did not adjust colors. Blue mushrooms really exist in the world.
Where can I find "blue thin, mushrooms"?
Use money!
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Where can I find such a magical species? Of course, it's in the convex and concave, next to New Zealand.
Bulbus Allii was first discovered in New Zealand by Austrian geologist and naturalist Christian Hochstadt, described and recorded, and then first published by mycologist Owen.
The biological father of blue thin mushrooms.
Austrian geologist and naturalist Christian
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To commemorate this bright mushroom first discovered in China, New Zealand painted its image on this 50 yuan paper money.
In 20 15, they redesigned the 50 yuan paper money, moved the pattern of Lycophora from the corner to the middle and highlighted its blue color.
New Zealand's paper money in memory of the hawthorn,
This is old money,
Next is the new bill.
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Not only paper money, New Zealand Post also issued a commemorative stamp of Ampullaria gigas in 2002, which is full of care for Ampullaria gigas. ...
Commemorative stamp of young garlic shoots issued by New Zealand Post
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Although the garlic orchid looks "I am poisonous", but! This does not mean that the vast number of foodies have no chance with it, and the garlic orchid still has a chance to show its talents in the field of food.
The natural synthetic blue pigment contained in Shā rotto Katakuri can replace non-synthetic artificial pigments and related pigments extracted from plants. It is expected that artificial culture in Shā rotto Katakuri can be used to extract pigments all year round, and it can be used as a pure natural pigment additive for color enhancement in food cooking, food production and cosmetics production.
Bulbus Allii and its blue pigment
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Not the only blue skinny mushrooms.
Although Bulbus Allii is used in the picture, it is not the only "blue and thin" "mushroom". It has a relative, and it also conforms to the characteristics of "blue and thin", but it is a little taller and stronger than the garlic orchid, originally from California, USA.
Obviously, there are more than one or two blue mushrooms.
Xuanlan mushroom
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The flesh of Pleurotus nebrodensis is very thin, and the surface of the mushroom cover is wet and sticky, showing bright blue. Some people call it the blue of the world. Everyone calls it a dazzling blue mushroom in Chinese, and an elf umbrella in English.
A group of dazzling blue mushrooms
It can be seen that it is small.
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Many kinds of Pleurotus ostreatus can emit bioluminescence at night. Such a small mushroom, I don't care if I can eat it! Why do you ask? It has so little meat and is so thin, please let it go!
For foodies, the thinness of "blue thin mushrooms" will be disappointing, but the world will always be fair. Thin is fat, and inedible is delicious.
There is a kind of "blue fat mushroom" which also has amazing blue color, but it is fat and meaty. Most importantly, it is also called blue-green lactating mushroom.
He is an aristocrat.
An obvious feature of the genus Lactarius is that mushrooms will shed milk after being injured. Many Lactarius are milky white, light yellow and brown milk.
Lactarius edulis secretes rare blue milk, which gradually turns dark green after being oxidized by air.
These mushrooms themselves are not blue, so ... the symptoms of aristocratic descent seem particularly strange. ...
Unfortunately, all the Lactarius are ectomycorrhizal fungi, which can only grow with plants and cannot be cultivated artificially. The artificial cultivation of Lactarius marmoreus introduced on the Internet must be false.