Fall is one of the best times to go to the fields, and that's partly because the mushrooms are returning to the woods thanks to the early rains. If you are passionate about collecting them, you can always use your mobile and download the 7 best apps for finding and identifying mushrooms, and thus collect edibles and avoid poisoning.
There is a wide variety of Android apps that mushroom pickers can use to create the best possible harvest. Some apps that will help you both to know the mushrooms and to distinguish their quality, oa detect if they are edible or if, on the contrary, you shouldn't collect them. Some of them also show you the areas where each species is found and the places where they are most abundant. You just need your cell phone, a basket and the urge to walk.
These are the best apps to search and identify mushrooms with your mobile.
The 7 best apps to search for mushrooms
- Mushroom
- Fungipedia
- Canned Mushrooms
- porcini
- mycocili
- Seteros - Guide to mushrooms
- Genus of mushrooms
Here's a look at the best mushroom hunting apps that we could try.
Mushroom
Mushtool, a mushroom hunter for Android devices.
Mushtool is one of the most popular mushroom learning apps and has a free and paid version. A tool that offers a selection of more than 100 files of mycological species, toxic and poisonous edibles with quality photographs. In addition, it also allows you to geolocate the catches that are made and even to find restaurants with recipes cooked with mushrooms.
Fungipedia
Fungipedia a tool for studying mushrooms and mushrooms.
Fungipedia is another mushroom identification application that has both a free and paid version. It is the official app of the great encyclopedia of mushrooms in Spain and gives you access to the sheet of the most common edible species and a section with the most dangerous species with which they are often confused. In addition, it also offers harvesting tips, extensive information on different mushrooms and mushrooms, and a large gallery of images.
Canned Mushrooms
The Mushroom Reserve includes maps and information on preserves and open woods where you can pick mushrooms.
Canned mushrooms is an interesting app for Android phones that includes maps and information on preserves and free mountains where to collect mushrooms. Among the information provided by the app there is the area of the zone, the operating regime and if you have to pay to access it. It also offers information on the types of mushrooms that can be found in each area, as well as brief information on edible species.
Boletus Lite
Boletus Lite is a classic application of identification of mushrooms which stands out for having simple graphics and illustrations to delimit the species found. On the other hand, it also has a map in which to add the signs of the areas where you have found mushrooms and a very complete list of species. It also has a paid version with which to access the full application.
mycocili
Micocyl, an app developed by this regulatory body of the mycological activity of Castilla y León.
Micocyl is an interesting application developed by Micocyl, the regulator of mycological activity in Castilla y León. An app that informs the user if it is found or not in a frame regulated by them. All this via the GPS of the device. In addition, it also includes a weather forecast service, the ability to mark the car's whereabouts on a map and an SOS button that sends your location to selected contacts in the event of an emergency.
Seteros - Guide to mushrooms
Seteros - Mushroom Guide is an ideal application for mushroom lovers.
Seteros – Mushroom Guide is an ideal application for mushroom enthusiasts. An app that contains information is on edible mushrooms, either su ones to avoid than on toxic ones. It also offers a section with recipes in which this food is the protagonist and some complete cards. It will soon add a map where you can mark your favorite places when collecting mushrooms and a fun game.
Genus of mushrooms
Kinds of mushrooms a complete application that you have to try.
Kinds of mushrooms is an application developed by a member of the Mycological Association of Castellón (ASMICAS). A useful tool to identify species, search according to their dichotomous keys or by genus. It also offers a native Google Images photo base to see each species. This app is free but has a more complete paid version, which eliminates advertising.
