1. Dog urine moss
Dog urine moss is a poisonous mushroom that grows in smelly corners or on dry feces! This poisonous mushroom grows in places where dogs often carry it The area where peeing occurs on the hind legs, hence the name "dog urine moss". There are generally no gastrointestinal reactions after poisoning. The onset is rapid, and the main manifestations are mental abnormalities, dancing and singing, laughing wildly, visual hallucinations, and sometimes drowsiness or difficulty speaking. Its toxins are psilocin and so on. Because poisoning causes dancing and laughing, people call it dancing fungus or laughing fungus.
2. Deadly White Poison Amanita
The appearance of Deadly White Poison Amanita is similar to that of some traditional edible mushrooms. It is very easy to cause accidental ingestion. Its toxins are mainly poisonous peptides and toxins. Peptides have a high toxin content in fresh poisonous mushrooms. About 50 grams of Toadstool mushrooms contain enough toxins to kill an adult. Amanitaxin causes extremely serious harm to the human liver, kidneys, central nervous system and other important organs, and the mortality rate of poisoned patients is as high as over 90%.
3. Green pleated mushrooms
Leady green pleated mushrooms usually grow in groups or scattered on lawns and banana forest land after rain in summer and autumn, and are closely related to the tall edible ring-shaped mushrooms. They are very similar and can easily be picked up or eaten by mistake. The toxins it contains mainly cause gastrointestinal symptoms, but some are also toxic like Amanita alba, causing damage to the liver and other organs and the nervous system, and can be fatal when eaten in large amounts
4. Poisonous Russula
Poisonous Russula, also known as Vomiting Russula, looks similar to Russula, but its fruiting bodies are generally smaller. It is a widely distributed poisonous fungus that mainly causes gastroenteritis after eating. Type poisoning symptoms generally occur quickly and have a short course. In addition to severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain, severe cases may also have facial muscle twitching, accelerated pulse, and body temperature rising or falling. Some may be caused by heart weakness or blood circulation failure. cause death.
5. Stinky Yellow Mushroom
Stinky Yellow Mushroom is also called chicken feces fungus. This fungus has a pungent, stinky smell and is poisonous. In some places, people rinse it and eat it, but often the poison cannot be completely removed. After people mistakenly eat stinky yellow mushrooms, they mainly show gastrointestinal symptoms, such as severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. Some also suffer from mental confusion, dizziness, talking and singing indiscriminately, and in severe cases, facial twitching, trismus, weakened vision, drowsiness, etc. The incubation period of poisoning is short and the onset is rapid, usually about half an hour after eating. If you consume a small amount and induce vomiting and treatment in time, you can recover quickly.
6. Amanita muscaria
Amanita muscaria, also known as Amanita muscaria, is a neurotoxic basidiomycete fungus that can be consumed within about 6 hours after accidental ingestion. Symptoms include severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea and mental confusion, sweating, chills, muscle twitching, slowed pulse, dyspnea or trismus, dizziness, confusion and other symptoms.
7. Amanita cinerea
Amanita cinerea is one of the most poisonous mushrooms in the world. The lethal dose of its toxins to the human body is 0 per kilogram of body weight. . 1 mg. "That is to say, a mushroom about eight or nine centimeters long contains enough toxins to kill an adult weighing 75 kilograms."
8. Russula subtilis
Russula sibiricus is white when growing. Once injured, it turns red and is highly poisonous. The lethal toxin in Russula subsiduum is cycloprop-2-enecarboxylic acid. If you are poisoned by this poison, you will suffer from nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea in mild cases, and in severe cases, you will develop rhabdomyolysis.