The Population, Medicinal Potential, And Chemical Properties of the Field Blewit (Blue Stalk Mushroom) Lepista Personata (Fr.) Cooke

This study aims to describe the population of field blewit (blue stalk mushroom) Lepista personata (Fr.) Cooke (= L. saeva P.D. Orton) on territory botanical Garden Belgorod University as a model object for studying territorial populations same and other species similar in bioecology. Eating it long mushroom is cooked well should not cause any kind illness. But if consumed raw, may stomach upset, pain or diarrhea consumer. The main health advantage nutritional, however, considered by some hold medicinal potential. It traditionally utilized prevent symptoms thiamine deficiency(beriberi) also wound care. work aimed population, potential, chemical properties (Tricholomataceae) grounds garden facility other, bioecology, species. research was education (NIU "BelSU"). used methods mycofloristics mycocenology. studied during fungus's fruit-bearing period seasons 2012–2019. Intrapopulation structures were detected outlined based observations fruit body clusters, configuration clusters their allocation. As result carried out garden, 9 loci have been identified described. Of these, 2 represent elementary mycocells, isolated 4 an interconnected grouping mycocells contacting at propagule (propagu lum) level; complex mycocell represents 1 locus.