LOPTASTA

Torus is round,or tuberous,membrane is brown or cinnamon yellow colored,surface membrane is thick and covered fuzzy,the interior membrane is marbled with white fibers,dark brown colored,growing in late summer and early autumn in the Mediterranean region.

Torus is round,the membrane is yellow ocher to yellowish brown colored,hard and old age shoots in prong,growing in late summer in the southern parts of the an sandy soil.

Torus is irregularly rounded,on the basis of has a compact bundle of mycelia,the outer membrane is pale brown color with purple shades, and covered with fine warts,the meat is olive brown or black,marbled with white strands,growing in late summer and early autumn,in parks,meadows with roads.

Torus is a round or pear, the surface is smooth, varies from whitish to ocher brown color , meat is whitish then reddish brown color ,intertwined threads of white, marbled appearance, growing in coastal region Mediterranean and semi-arid terrain in the interior.

Torus is rounded,based on a thick rhisomorphs,surface of the torus is whitish with brown tones,the meat is brown is olive green, growing in the summer and autumn in mixed deciduous and coniferous forests.

Torus is rounded,the surface has a pyramidal warts,black color,meat is light brown colors or hazel color,marbled with white veins,grows in the summer in deciduous forests.

Torus is rounded,the surface has a pyramidal warts,dark brown and black color,the meat is brown color,marbled with white veins,grows in deciduous forests in autumn,as a simbionit trees.

Torus is round or kidney shaped,the surface is blackish brown color and covered in warts,flesh ocher varies from gray to purple brown color,marbled with white veins,growing in late summer and autumn in deciduous forests in the Mediterranean region.

Torus is irregular, it may be round, gnarled,tuberous,the surface is slightly hairy,dirty white to ocher brown color,flesh color varies from beige to brown pink color,marbled with white veins,growing in the fall and early spring buried into the ground in deciduous and coniferous forests.