Guide To Poisonous Fungi: Part One
Mushrooms are great, they taste delicious and they can adopt the flavors you cook them with. However, there are mushrooms and other fungi that should never be eaten or even touched. We talked about beautifully deadly flowers. Now, we’re gonna talk about funny fungus that could make you drop dead! Fun, right? So let’s get started.
California Agaricus
Scientific Name: Agaricus Californicus
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Unknown
Felt-Ringed Agaricus
Scientific Name: Agaricus hondensis
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Severe gastrointestinal upset
Agaricus Menieri
Native Land: Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Abdominal pains, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
Agaricus Moelleri
Native Land: Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild-severe
Poisoning Symptoms: Severe gastrointestinal upset

Agaricus Pheolepidotus
Native Land: Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Unknown
Agaricus Placomyces
Native Land: North American and Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Gastrointestinal upset
Yellow-Staining Mushroom
Scientific Name: Agaricus Xanthodermus
Native Land: Unknown
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Gastrointestinal upset
American Abrupt-Bulbed Lepidella
Scientific Name: Amanita Abrupta
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Deadly
Poisoning Symptoms: Unknown
Sunshine Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Aprica
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Vomiting, nausea, diarrhea

Boudier’s Lepidella
Scientific Name: Amanita Boudieri
Native Land: Europe
Toxicity Level: Deadly
Poisoning Symptoms: Stomach pains, vomiting, death
Cleft-Foot Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Brunnescens
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Deadly
Poisoning Symptoms: Stomach pains, vomiting, diarrhea, death
Amanita Citrina
Native Land: Unknown
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Nausea, dysphoria, delirium, ataxia, myoclonic movement, seizures, somnolence, hallucinations, and vomiting
Coker’s Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Cokeri
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, diarrhea
Booted Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Cothurnata
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, diarrhea

European Solitary Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Echinocephala
Native Land: Europe, Western Asia, North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pains
Powdery Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Farinosa
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: DEADLY
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, death
Amanita Flavorubescens
Native Land: North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, diarrhea, vomiting
Gemmed Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Gemmata
Native Land: Europe, North Africa, Asia, North America
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, stomach pains
Amanita Gioiosa
Native Land: Europe and North Africa
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, diarrhea
Amanita Gracilior
Native Land: Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, diarrhea, stomach pains
Eucalyptus Fly Agaric
Scientific Name: Amanita Heterochroma
Native Land: Europe and North Africa
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach pains

Hongo’s Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Hongoi
Native Land: Japan
Toxicity Level: Mild to severe
Poisoning Symptoms: Liver damage, kidney failure, stomach pains, diarrhea
Japanese Ringed-Bulbed Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Ibotengutake
Native Land: Japan
Toxicity Level: Mild to severe
Poisoning Symptoms: Liver damage, kidney failure, stomach pains, diarrhea
Fly Agaric
Scientific Name: Amanita Muscaria
Native Land: Unknown
Toxicity Level: Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, diarrhea, vomiting
Panther Cap
Scientific Name: Amanita Pantherina
Native Land: Europe, North Africa, Eastern Asia
Toxicity Level: Medium-Mild
Poisoning Symptoms: Depression, ataxia, waxing, hallucinations, waning obtundation, hyperkinetic behavior
Grey Veiled Amanita
Scientific Name: Amanita Porphyria
Native Land: North America and Europe
Toxicity Level: Mild-Severe
Poisoning Symptoms: Cramps, vomiting, diarrhea
Hongo’s False Death Cap
Scientific Name: Amanita Pseudoporphyria
Native Land: Asia
Toxicity Level: Mild-Several
Poisoning Symptoms: Vomiting, diarrhea, cramps
This is one of a few parts because there are so many fungi that can kill you or seriously harm you. Please be cautious and do your research for it all. Stay safe, stay smart, and stay vigilant.
Guide To Poisonous Fungus: Part One was researched, written, and edited by Emmalie Roberts. For more articles, check out our blog page, here, and don't forget to follow us on social media, here, for daily tips, tricks, and reminders for your path to holistic health.
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