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Pholiota aurivella · auksaviršė skujagalvė
- Pholiota cerifera, P. adiposa, P. squarrosa-adiposa
- golden scalycap
- Goldfell-Schüppling
- auksaviršė skujagalvė
- zeltainā zvīņene
- łuskwiak złotawy
It is found in northern and central Europe as well as in Asia and parts of North America. Cap 5 to 15 cm in diameter, bright golden yellow to rusty brown and with a slimy or greasy surface covered in darker-brown scales that sometimes wash off in wet weather. The crowded adnate gills are cream when young, turning reddish-brown as the spores develop. Stem 6 to 12mm in diameter and 3 to 9cm tall; lemon-yellow becoming browner with age; smooth above a pale cottony ring (persistent fragments of the partial veil) and having darker brown scales below the ring. The stem is solid with fibrous yellowish flesh.
Despite their attractive appearance, these and other scalycaps (Pholiota species) are definitely not edible mushrooms, although in the past some members of this genus were considered to be so.
Kepurėlė 5-10 cm skersmens, mėsinga, geltona, rusvai geltona, lipni, apšepusi rusvais, prigludusiais žvyneliais. Lakšteliai kreminiai, vėliau - gelsvai rudi. Kotas 4-8 x 0,5-2 cm, kietas, sumedėjęs, lygus ar pašiurpęs, su voratinkliška apvalkalo žieviška liekana. Auga grupelėmis, parkuose, miškuose, pakelėse, skveruose ant lapuočių, net soduose ant pažeistų obelų. Rasta toksinų, nevalgoma. Lietuvoje dažna.
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