There are many varieties of poisonous mushrooms in the world, and the common ones are Gray Streak Gooseberry, Cracked Skin Gooseberry, Eucalyptus Gooseberry, Yellow Capped Gooseberry Mushroom, Anthropomorphic Ovipositor Capped Gooseberry, Off-flavored Gooseberry, Vomiting Red Mushroom and so on. Every year, there are incidents of poisoning by accidental ingestion of poisonous mushrooms, and in serious cases, they may even cause death. In fact, some of the identification methods spread on the Internet are not very reliable, so when you see mushrooms you don't recognize in the wild, don't eat them at will.

What are the poisonous mushrooms

The symptoms of poisoning after eating poisonous wild mushrooms are complicated, and there is no specific antidote for the treatment, so the fundamental way to prevent poisonous mushrooms poisoning is to avoid picking, purchasing, and consuming wild mushrooms that you haven't eaten or don't know, what are the common poisonous mushrooms?

1, gray patterned gooseberry

Entity is small, the cap diameter of 3-6cm, the cap is nearly ovoid when it is young, the central concave and the center tends to have a small bulge after carrying out, dark grey, the central nearly black, the surface has a relatively obvious fiber-like pattern.

2, cracked skin gooseberry

Substrate small to medium, the cap 5-8cm, pure white, sometimes the middle of the beige, the edge of the edge is sometimes radial cracks, the surface has a fine downy. The stipe is white, sometimes covered with white tiny scales, with a fungus ring near the top.

3, Euclidia gooseberry

It has a medium-sized substrate, with a cap of 4-8cm, pure white to beige, with no grooves around the edges.

It mycoparasite white, often white revolute ciliate or tomentose scales, the base of the ventral bulge to white carrot-like. Mycorrhizal ring superior, white. The hyphae are shallowly cup-shaped, white.

4, yellow cover gooseberry

Substrate umbrella-shaped, medium large. The cap is nearly spherical or hemispherical in the early stage, nearly spreading in the later stage, 3-10cm in diameter, yellow or dirty yellow, the surface is smooth or with dirty white irregular small scales, sticky when wet, the edge with stripes.

5, yellow cover gooseberry white variant

Substrate small to medium, occasionally large. Fungus at the beginning of nearly bell-shaped to flat hemispherical, later flattened to spreading, sometimes the edge of the slightly rolled, white, sometimes the central beige to very light light yellow, slightly sticky, smooth, mushroom flesh white, not discolored.

6, the proposed ovoid cover gooseberry

Caps 5-13cm in diameter, hemispherical or flat hemispherical when young, later flattened, stained white, slightly sticky surface when wet, there are powdery substances.

It is often covered with a large area of light earthy yellow mycophora debris, the edge of the cap is not striped, the epidermis extends and tears as an appendage. The flesh of the fungus is white, slightly thick, slightly darker and reddish after injury.

7, odor gooseberry

Substrate medium-sized, mycoplasma 5-9cm, pure white to beige, the surface often with felt to fragmented scales.

It often has a pungent odor. The stipe is white, with a fungal ring. The base of the stipe is enlarged, subglobose, with white warty, granular to subconical scales.

8. Vomiting Red Mushroom

Similar in appearance to the Red Mushroom, but its substrate is generally smaller. The cap is 5-9 centimeters, flat hemispherical, then becomes spreading, concave when old, sticky, smooth, light pink to coral red, the edge of the color is lighter. After eating mainly cause gastrointestinal inflammation. Such as severe nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea.