| Type of mushrooms: | Inedible |
| Other names (Synonyms): | – |
| Latin name: | Leucocoprinus birnbaumii |
| Family: | Champignon |
| Description: | – |
| The beginning of the season: | can be fruitful during any season of the year |
| The end of the season: | |
| Height (cm): | 4-8,5 |
| Width (cm): | 2-5 |
| Scent: | Has not |
| Taste: | Has not |
| Tasting assessment: | |
| Hat: | While the mushroom is the white -waist birnbaum, the young hat has an egg -shaped shape, then stretched into the shape of a saucer. Yellow, Clap -shaped. |
| Leg: | Thin 0,2-0,4 cm, With a noticeable ringle. |
| Gimenofor (The lower part of the hat): | 7-11x4-7 MKm |
| Disputes: | yellow |
| Pulp: | on rich humus soil |
| Natural environment and mycorrhism: | Not detected |
| False doubles: | – |
| – | |
| Growing: | – |
| Use: | – |
| Therapeutic properties: | – |
| Spreading: | In greenhouses and greenhouses |
