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Amanita phalloidesVelenoso mortale
Amanita phalloides
Death capContains amatoxins that can cause life-threatening liver damage.
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Sicurezza
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Amanita muscariaVelenoso
Amanita muscaria
Fly agaricFamous for a red cap with pale veil patches, although colour and markings vary.
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Boletus edulisUso culinario
Boletus edulis
Porcini / penny bunA well-known culinary bolete with a brown cap and pores beneath it rather than gills.
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Cantharellus cibariusUso culinario
Cantharellus cibarius
Golden chanterelleA yellow-orange culinary fungus associated with woodland trees.
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Galerina marginataVelenoso mortale
Galerina marginata
Funeral bellA small brown wood-growing fungus containing dangerous amatoxins.
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Agaricus campestrisUso culinario
Agaricus campestris
Field mushroomA grassland relative of cultivated button mushrooms.
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Agaricus xanthodermusVelenoso
Agaricus xanthodermus
Yellow-staining mushroomA poisonous Agaricus that may cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms.
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Macrolepiota proceraUso culinario
Macrolepiota procera
Parasol mushroomA large gilled mushroom with a distinctive broad cap and tall stem.
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Amanita virosaVelenoso mortale
Amanita virosa
Destroying angelA white, potentially deadly Amanita containing amatoxins.
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Amanita pantherinaVelenoso
Amanita pantherina
Panther capContains toxic compounds that can cause serious neurological symptoms.
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Cortinarius rubellusVelenoso mortale
Cortinarius rubellus
Deadly webcapContains orellanine, a toxin linked to severe kidney injury.
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Gyromitra esculentaVelenoso
Gyromitra esculenta
False morelHistorically eaten in some regions, but contains potentially dangerous gyromitrin-related toxins.
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Morchella esculentaUso culinario
Morchella esculenta
Common morelMorels have a distinctive honeycomb-like cap and often appear in spring.
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Pleurotus ostreatusUso culinario
Pleurotus ostreatus
Oyster mushroomWidely cultivated as food, this wood-decaying fungus helps recycle nutrients in forests.
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Laetiporus sulphureusAltre
Laetiporus sulphureus
Chicken of the woodsA conspicuous yellow-orange wood-decay fungus that forms layered brackets.
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Suillus luteusUso culinario
Suillus luteus
Slippery jackAssociated with pine roots and important in forest nutrient exchange.
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Lactarius deliciosusUso culinario
Lactarius deliciosus
Saffron milk capAn orange-toned mushroom associated with pine.
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Hydnum repandumUso culinario
Hydnum repandum
Wood hedgehogA woodland fungus with small tooth-like structures beneath the cap rather than gills or pores.
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Armillaria melleaAltre
Armillaria mellea
Honey fungusHoney fungus can be a serious root pathogen for trees.
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Russula emeticaVelenoso
Russula emetica
The sickenerA red-capped Russula traditionally associated with gastrointestinal upset after consumption.
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Hypholoma fasciculareVelenoso
Hypholoma fasciculare
Sulphur tuftA toxic clustered fungus growing on decaying wood.
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Omphalotus oleariusVelenoso
Omphalotus olearius
Jack-o'-lantern mushroomAn orange poisonous fungus associated with woody material.
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Entoloma sinuatumVelenoso
Entoloma sinuatum
Livid pinkgillA large poisonous gilled mushroom linked to severe gastrointestinal illness.
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Craterellus cornucopioidesUso culinario
Craterellus cornucopioides
Horn of plentyA dark funnel-shaped fungus widely known in culinary settings.
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Rubroboletus satanasVelenoso
Rubroboletus satanas
Satan's boleteA poisonous bolete linked to gastrointestinal symptoms.
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