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RMDFTBDY–Destroying angel, deadly mushroom Amanita virosa Cap Breton Highland National Park, Nova Scotia, Canada
RMCPNKT8–botany, mushrooms, synopsis, edible mushrooms: edible boletus, edible boletus, morel, morel, mushroom, chanterelle, French truffle, Gyromitra esculenta, toadstool mushrooms: Satan's mushroom, Satan's mushroom, fly agaric, fly agaric, sulphur tuft, destroying angel, destroying angel, lithograph, Germany, circa 1900, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RFKAX9R2–Not eatable mushroom (named toadstool or Destroying Angel) grows on the ground among the low grass.
RM2A2KXJ2–The Destroying Angel, 1833, John Martin, English, 1789-1854, England, Brush and brown and black watercolor, with touches of scratching, on cream wove paper, 85 × 136 mm
RM2DHY4AT–The Destroying Angel, John Martin, 1789–1854, British, 1836, Engraving, Sheet: 21 7/16 x 30 7/16 inches (54.5 x 77.3 cm
RMDFXRJ6–Destroying angel, deadly mushroom Amanita virosa Cap Breton Highland National Park, Nova Scotia, Canada
RMF4767G–European destroying angel, Kegelhütiger Knollenblätterpilz, Spitzhütiger, Weißer Amanita virosa, Amanitina virosa, tödlich
RFMJ9C1G–Amanita virosa, commonly known as the European destroying angel, is a deadly poisonous mushroom, isolated on white background.
RF2A76ADY–Amanita virosa, known in Europe as the destroying angel, a deadly poisonous mushroom from Finland
RMMCBXB7–An Eastern North American Destroying Angel (Amanita bisporigera) mushroom grows from the forest floor
RF2BN07AB–A pair of poisonous destroying angel mushrooms, Amanita virosa, growing in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada
RMG3AYX0–ORRIN PORTER ROCKWELL American frontiersman, Utah pioneer and reputed Mormon 'Destroying Angel', photographed in June 1866 Date: 1813 - 1878
RMEKA8PA–Destroying angel mushroom, Amanita bisporigera, growing on the forest floor underneath a fern, Charleston Lake Provincial Park
RMP7DXGR–Deadly amanita, fool's mushroom, destroying angel or the mushroom fool, Amanita verna (Amanita vernus). Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration by William Hamilton Gibson from his book Our Edible Toadstools and Mushrooms, Harper, New York, 1895.
RMF475DF–European destroying angel, Kegelhütiger Knollenblätterpilz, Spitzhütiger, Weißer Amanita virosa, Amanitina virosa, tödlich
RM2A83M1F–Deadly amanita, fool's mushroom, destroying angel or the mushroom fool, Amanita verna (Amanita vernus). Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration by William Hamilton Gibson from his book Our Edible Toadstools and Mushrooms, Harper, New York, 1895.
RF2A76AE7–Amanita virosa, known in Europe as the destroying angel, a deadly poisonous mushroom from Finland
RF2E2A61B–Amanita virosa, known in Europe as the destroying angel, a deadly poisonous mushroom from Finland
RMTX23DP–Original summary: Picture taken by me in autumn -03 near my family home in Ludvika, Sweden. Amanita virosa, aka Destroying angel.; Uploaded enwp at 22:48, 15 March 2006 by en:User:Ben DeRoy.; en:Image:Destroying Angel 02.jpg; en:User:Ben DeRoy;
RMF4765E–European destroying angel, Kegelhütiger Knollenblätterpilz, Spitzhütiger, Weißer Amanita virosa, Amanitina virosa, tödlich
RMP242GB–. Français : L'ange exterminateur English: The Destroying Angel . Unknown date 173 Lemonnier - L'ange exterminateur
RM2M3RN4J–Professor Paul Ehrlich (1854 - 1915), Nobel Prize-winning German Jewish physician and scientistand Dr. Sahachiro Hata (1873 - 1938) prominent Japanese bacteriologist, working in Frankfort laboratory. Seeking the cure for the dread disease, hidden plague described as 'more ruthless than the Destroying Angel,'
RMJF8YKG–Fool's mushroom / destroying angel (Amanita verna) and death cap (Amanita phalloides). Poisonous mushrooms. Liebig collectors card, 1950
RF2E3T6W1–Amanita virosa, known in Europe as the destroying angel, a deadly poisonous mushroom from Finland
RF2DWY8Y0–Amanita virosa, known in Europe as the destroying angel, a deadly poisonous mushroom from Finland
RMEBTY5T–destroying angel (Amanita virosa), single fruiting body on forest floor, Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
RMHMPC62–Examples of Fool's mushroom, Destroying angel or Mushroom fool (Amanita verna), Amanitaceae.
RM2DHY4BC–Death of the First Born, John Martin, 1789–1854, British, 1836, Mezzotint on thick, slightly textured, cream, wove paper, Sheet: 21 7/8 × 30 inches (55.6 × 76.2 cm) and Image: 19 1/8 × 28 13/16 inches (48.6 × 73.2 cm), child, cloud, crying, death, jug, lightning, man, mourning, palace, pharaoh, pillar, plague, religious and mythological subject, temple, the plague of the first-born: the destroying angel passes through the land and kills every Egyptian first-born of man and animal, tree, weeping, woman
RMRXK8GP–The Destroying Angel. John Martin; English, 1789-1854. Date: 1833. Dimensions: 85 x 136 mm. Brush and brown and black watercolor, with touches of scratching, on cream wove paper. Origin: England. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute.
RF2CFWGMF–An Eastern Destroying Angel grows tall in the forest. This species is extremely toxic to humans. Raleigh, North Carolina.
RM2B8D5M3–'Original summary: Picture taken by me in autumn -03 near my family home in Ludvika, Sweden. Amanita virosa, aka Destroying angel.; Uploaded enwp at 22:48, 15 March 2006 by en:User:Ben DeRoy.; en:Image:Destroying Angel 02.jpg; en:User:Ben DeRoy; '
RMM7F30G–The Destroying angel! - Designed by P.K. Post, Jr. ; engr. by Chas. Inger ; printed by Wm. C. Robertson. LCCN92521778
RM2BN29G1–The destroying angel killing the inhabitants of Jerusalem, Old Testament, by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld
RMRKY6PK–The Destroying Angel - 1833 - John Martin English, 1789-1854 - Artist: John Martin, Origin: England, Date: 1833, Medium: Brush and brown and black
RMD4TB8E–Postage stamp from Czechslovakia depicting European destroying angel mushrooms (Amanita virosa)
RMHMX6B8–Two examples of Fool's mushroom, Destroying angel or Mushroom fool (Amanita verna), Amanitaceae.
RM2K06F6C–The deadly poisonous 'destroying angel' (Amanita virosa) from Hidra, south-western Norway in september.
RM2AHR8CB–John Martin. The Destroying Angel. 1833. England. Brush and brown and black watercolor, with touches of scratching, on cream wove paper
RMHR8HDW–The Destroying Angel and Daemons of Evil Interrupting the Orgies of the Vicious and Intemperate, William Etty, 1832
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