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Русский: Мухомо́р — род микоризообразующих пластинчатых грибов семейства Аманитовые . В некоторых системах этот род относят к семейству Плютеевые.
Русское, а также характерное для большинства славянских языков название «мухомор» возникло из-за массового использования мухомора красного в бытовой санитарии, в качестве инсектицида против мух. Первоначально оно относилось только к мухомору красному, а позже было распространено на весь род. Гриб в нарядной красной шапке в горошек, растущий на зеленой поляне, относят к самым ядовитым грибам, но реакция на лесного красавца у живых организмов разная. Сейчас уже широко известны лечебные свойства этого гриба. Настойка из него обладает противоопухолевым и иммуностимулирующим эффектом. Мазь на основе мухоморов — эффективное средство при лучевых поражениях кожи и слизистых оболочек, рентгеновских и аллергических дерматитах.English: Amanita - genus of mycorrhizal fungi family Amanitovye plate. In some systems, this genus belongs to the family Plyuteevye. Russian, as well as typical for the majority of the Slavic languages the name "mushroom" arose because of the massive use of Amanita muscaria in household sanitation, as an insecticide against flies. Originally, it referred only to Amanita muscaria, and was later extended to the whole race. Mushroom in elegant red hat with polka dots growing on a green glade, are among the most poisonous mushrooms, but the response to forest handsome living organisms is different. It is now widely known medicinal properties of this mushroom. Tincture of it has antitumor and immunostimulatory effect. Ointment on the basis of fly agaric - an effective tool in radiation injuries of the skin and mucous membranes, x-ray and allergic dermatitis. |
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