Field guide · 8 species
Poisonous mushrooms
Most fatal mushroom poisonings in Turkey come from a handful of Amanita species. See how to recognise them and which edible mushrooms they are mistaken for.
Three signs of a deadly Amanita
- White gillsThey stay white with age. Button and field mushrooms have gills that turn pink, then brown.
- Hanging ringA skirt-like membrane high on the stem. Rain can tear it away, so its absence proves nothing.
- A cup in the soil (volva)Do not cut the stem, dig the base out: if you see a white, bag-like cup, keep it out of your basket.
Showing 8 species
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Deadly poisonous
Deadly fibrecap
Inosperma erubescens
Inocybaceae
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Deadly poisonous
Deadly galerina
Galerina marginata
Hymenogastraceae
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Deadly poisonous
Death cap
Amanita phalloides
Amanitaceae
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Deadly poisonous
Destroying angel
Amanita virosa
Amanitaceae
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Deadly poisonous
False morel
Gyromitra esculenta
Discinaceae
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Deadly poisonous
Fool’s webcap
Cortinarius orellanus
Cortinariaceae
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Poisonous
Fly agaric
Amanita muscaria
Amanitaceae
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Poisonous
Livid pinkgill
Entoloma sinuatum
Entolomataceae
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