The difference between Coprinus comatus and Pleurotus eryngii can be divided into three aspects

What is the difference between Coprinus comatus and Pleurotus eryngii? Many people like to eat mushrooms, especially Coprinus comatus and Pleurotus eryngii, but they don’t know the differences between them. In order to eat them better, how should they be distinguished?

1. Coprinus comatus: The cap of Coprinus comatus is relatively small and in the shape of a capsule, shaped like a chicken leg, thick at the top and thin at the bottom. The stems are relatively slender. When buying Coprinus comatus, choose those with white body and swollen stem.

2. King Oyster Mushroom: King Oyster Mushroom is generally thicker than Coprinus comatus. The flesh of King Oyster Mushroom is firm and feels hard when squeezed by hand. King Oyster Mushroom is divided into bowling ball shape and columnar shape. The bowling ball shape has a small cap and a big belly, while the columnar shape is almost the same in thickness from top to bottom, but the cap is slightly larger than the stem. The gills should be densely arranged, milky white in color, with flat edges and sides and small gills.

3. Color: Different Coprinus comatus: Coprinus comatus is entirely white.

King Oyster Mushroom: King Oyster Mushroom's cap is usually gray