Rokimuisikas

Rokimuisikas is a common name for a type of mushroom. It is scientifically known as *Lyophyllum decastes*, a species of fungus in the family Lyophyllaceae. This mushroom is found in clusters, often growing in fairy rings or dense groups, particularly in grassy areas like lawns, parks, and meadows. The fruiting bodies are typically medium to large, with caps ranging from 5 to 15 centimeters in diameter. The cap color is usually grayish-brown to dark brown when young, fading to a lighter brown or tan as it matures. The gills are adnexed to decurrent, meaning they attach to the stem and run down it slightly, and are white to grayish.

The stem of Rokimuisikas is usually stout, fibrous, and whitish, often becoming brownish with age. Its texture is somewhat tough, and it may be slightly curved. This mushroom is considered edible and is appreciated by some foragers for its flavor, often described as mild and slightly earthy. It is important to correctly identify *Lyophyllum decastes* before consumption, as it can be mistaken for other species, some of which may be toxic. Proper identification relies on a combination of physical characteristics, including cap shape and color, gill attachment, stem texture, and spore print color, which is white. Rokimuisikas typically fruits in late summer and autumn.