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RM2D15F4C–A late 19th Century chart illustrating poisonous fungi from ingestion of toxic substances present in the fungi. These symptoms can vary from slight gastrointestinal discomfort to death in about 10 days. The toxins present are secondary metabolites produced by the fungus. Fungi are all members of the group of eukaryotic organisms
RFS0KG1G–Poisonous Fungi the Agaricus Xanthodermus, the Yellow Stainer, can cause serious stomach upsets and so should not be eaten. The Yellow Stainer occurs throughout Britain and Ireland.
RM2F36730–Scaly Pholiota a common saprotrophic fungus that feeds on weaken or dead wood. It is reported to be poisonous for human consumption.
RMBY22T5–Fly Agaric fungi (Amanita muscaria) fruiting bodies under a birch (Betula) tree. Powys, Wales. October.
RMBTN03H–Poisonous fungi Amanita Muscaria common name 'Fly Agaric' mushroom. Wimbledon common Golf course London
RF2G8CT2T–Top view of caps of lilac bonnet, Mycena pura, poisonous fungi among fallen leaves in autumn, Netherlands
RM2A7AX0N–Ink Cap Mushroom (Coprinopsis atramentaria), Fall, MN, USA, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFF6MMR3–Clustered Woodlover (Naematoloma fasciculare or Hypholoma fasciculare) mushrooms are a poisonous fungi
RF2K7PX8C–Mushrooms as nuisance fungi in the lawn. One of the poisonous fungi types that can grow in the grassland.
RF2H3YPYE–A close up of a fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, mushroom. It has a distinctive red cap with white spots and is a poisonous fungi species
RFS306WE–Fly Amanita mushrooms (Amanita muscaria) beautiful but poisonous fungi, Seattle, Washington
RM2H6MHT2–Poisonous Fungi recognition. Red cap warning colour. Toadstool with possible psychoactive, halucinogenic attributes if eaten by people. Fly Agaric sp.
RM2F367P0–Scaly Pholiota a common saprotrophic fungus that feeds on weaken or dead wood. It is reported to be poisonous for human consumption.
RMC23NAA–Foraging expert Raoul Van Den Broucke displays the deadly poisonous mushroom Clitocybe Dealbata or Ivory Funnel during a field t
RFT16BTN–Bright yellow mushroom or toadstool growing on the forest floor in Australia. Australian forest fungi.
RM2KEW9WD–Side view of Brown roll-rim fungi. A deadly type of fungi growing at the edge of a UK woodland.
RFF6MMPR–Clustered Woodlover, Sulphur Tuft or Green-gilled Woodlover (Naematoloma fasciculare) mushrooms are a poisonous fungi
RFKPKTHC–Sulphur Tuft fungi (Hypholoma fasciculare) growing on a moss covered branch in woodland. Galtee Woods, Limerick, Ireland.
RFH7FYT1–Large white toadstool, showing ribbed underside, about 6 inches across (15cm) not a mushroom, so probably poisonous
RFKHNK7G–Satan's bolete or Devil's boletus (Rubroboletus satanas) is the only dangerously poisonous British bolete. Mainly found in Southern England near beech.
RMMARC7K–Most red fungi a poisonous, so be careful ! In this case: Sickener Mushroom, Emetic Russula (Russula emetica) to the left, Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) to the right. Germany
RM2G469W2–Two wild red berries beside a pair of field mushrooms, juxtaposed, in a nature strip in an outer suburb of Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
RM2A7TCX6–Fly Agaric, Amanita muscaria, toadstool, fungus, in Silver Birch woodland, Sussex, UK, October
RFT16BY9–Bright yellow mushroom or toadstool growing on the forest floor in Australia. Australian forest fungi.
RM2KEW9WB–Side view of Brown roll-rim fungi. A deadly type of fungi growing at the edge of a UK woodland.
RFF6MMR1–Clustered Woodlover, Sulphur Tuft or Green-gilled Woodlover (Naematoloma fasciculare) mushrooms are a poisonous fungi
RMC23PNJ–Detail of foraging expert Raoul Van Den Broucke with a Shaggy Inkcap mushroom on a tour party about wild mushrooms in woodland n
RFR16A30–Lush vegetation, giant trees overgrown with moss, ferns and fungi colony in the rain forest in the Golden Ears Provincial Park, British Columbia, Cana
RFKHNK7J–Satan's bolete or Devil's boletus (Rubroboletus satanas) is the only dangerously poisonous British bolete. Mainly found in Southern England near beech.
RMEN67XR–Cloud funnel fungi (Lepista nebularis), wood-decomposing fungi ( saprobionts), poisonous, Switzerland
RM2A7TCWN–Fly Agaric, Amanita muscaria, toadstool, fungus, in Silver Birch woodland, Sussex, UK, October
RFR16A3B–Lush vegetation, giant trees overgrown with moss, ferns and fungi colony in the rain forest in the Golden Ears Provincial Park, British Columbia, Cana
RFKHNK7F–Satan's bolete or Devil's boletus (Rubroboletus satanas) is the only dangerously poisonous British bolete. Mainly found in Southern England near beech.
RM2A7TCXY–Fly Agaric, Amanita muscaria, toadstool, fungus, in Silver Birch woodland, Sussex, UK, October
RF2DE2PMK–False Deathcap Fungus (Amanita citrina) in Woodchester Park SSSI (National Trust property) near Nailsworth and Stroud, Gloucestershire
RFKD6N33–Top view of an isolated Fly Agaric, Amanita Muscaria mushroom, surrounded with Autumn leaves, England
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