Introduction of Flammulina velutipes
Flammulina velutipes belongs to the genus Flammulina of the family Trichostomaceae. Its cap is spherical, with thin edges, yellow-brown, slimy surface, connected at the base, and growing in clusters. The dried product looks like daylily, hence the name Flammulina velutipes.
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Flammulina velutipes belongs to the genus Flammulina of the family Trichostomaceae. Its cap is spherical, with thin edges, yellow-brown, slimy surface, connected at the base, and growing in clusters. The dried product looks like daylily, hence the name Flammulina velutipes. The surface is yellow, dark yellow-brown or cinnamon, slightly darker in the middle, and creamy yellow at the edges. The filaments of Flammulina velutipes are white to creamy white or slightly pink, with varying lengths.
When purchasing Flammulina velutipes, you should choose high-quality Flammulina velutipes that have not opened their caps, are fresh and tender, white in color, have straight stems, are about 15 cm long, are even and neat, have no brown roots, and have little adhesion at the roots.
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When purchasing Flammulina velutipes, you should choose high-quality Flammulina velutipes that have not opened their caps, are fresh and tender, white in color, have straight stems, are about 15 cm long, are even and neat, have no brown roots, and have little adhesion at the roots.
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