Грибы - Fungi are one of the most mysterious and interesting groups of living organisms. Fungi are responsible for a large part of the life on Earth, and they are still the subject of research today. They are extremely varied in their forms and characteristics, and their taxonomy is not yet fully established. However, there are some general rules that you can follow to identify a particular fungus.

The first rule is that all the fungi you encounter in nature are not edible. Some of them are poisonous, and some of them are deadly. If you see a mushroom in the wild, and you think that it is potentially edible, you should first try to find out if it is edible or not. If it is, then you should only eat a small part of it, and you should try to find out what kind of mushroom it is.

The second rule is that the mushrooms you find in the wild are usually not fresh. They have been growing for a long time, and the mycelium that causes the mushroom to grow is usually buried in the ground. As a result, the mushrooms that you find in the wild are usually not fresh, and they are usually dirty and smelly.