See hand clear, named because the boletus turned indigo after injury , a huge number of species, belongs to the boletus family, most of them are categorized into the boletus genus, but there are also some other genera. Such as: yellow stalk boletus genus, velvet cover boletus genus, powder boletus genus, orange boletus genus.

Often said in Yunnan Province, see the hand of a wider range of green species, such as: powder see the hand (powder cover boletus, red foot boletus, powdered boletus, etc.), red see the hand (blood red boletus, red boletus, red foot boletus, brick red velvet-covered boletus, etc.), yellow see the hand (yellow and brown boletus, gorgeous boletus, yellow shank boletus, etc.), black see the hand (brown boletus, brown cover boletus, etc.), purple see the hand (purple boletus, brown purple boletus, brown purple boletus), purple see the hand (purple boletus, brown purple boletus), yellow see the hand (yellow, brown, brown, brown, brown, brown boletus) Porcini, Brown Purple Porcini, etc.).

It is important to note that the discoloration of porcini species is an oxidative reaction, in which the substance does not have toxicity, so porcini discoloration is not directly related to the "poison"?

In the book "Common Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms of Southwest China" published by Science Publishing House in 2021, in the first section "Boletes", *** listed 13 species of boletes that will turn blue after injury, but are safe to eat, including the common black boletes (Phlebopus portentosus). Phlebopus portentosus), brown boletes (Neoboletus?brunneissimus), and yellow mange (Rugiboletus brunneiporus).

There are a few species that are also poisonous, such as the Japanese Boletus, Boletus fine reticulatus, Boletus powderus, Boletus brunneiporus, and so on. It is also said that there are some see hand green in many places can be safe to eat, but in a few places after eating the phenomenon of poisoning, so it should be best to local eating mushroom custom-based. Can eat that is safe, do not see the edible do not eat!

Easy to eat poisonous mushrooms

See the hand green

See the hand green, due to the porcini mushrooms after injury to become indigo blue, so named, a huge number of species, belonging to the porcini family, most of them are categorized into the genus Boletus, but there are also some other genera. Such as: yellow stalk boletus genus, velvet cover boletus genus, powder boletus genus, orange boletus genus. Usually in Yunnan Province, there is a wide range of green species, such as: powder see hand (powder cover boletus, red foot boletus, powdered boletus, etc.), red see hand (blood red boletus, red boletus, red foot boletus, brick red velvet cover boletus, etc.), yellow see hand (yellow-brown boletus, gorgeous boletus, yellow handle boletus, etc.), black see hand (tea-brown boletus, brown cover boletus, etc.), purple see hand (purple boletus, brown and purple boletus, etc.). (purple boletus, brown purple boletus, etc.). It should be noted that the discoloration of porcini species is an oxidative reaction, and the substances in them are not toxic, so there is no direct relationship between the discoloration of porcini mushrooms and "toxicity". In the book "Common Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms of Southwest China" published by Science Publishing House in 2021, in the first section "Boletes "***, 13 species of boletes that turn blue after wounding but are safe to eat are listed, including the common black boletes (Phlebopus portentosus), the dark brown veined boletes (Phlebophorus portentosus, Phlebophorus portentosus, Phlebophorus portentosus), and the common black boletes (Phlebopus portentosus, Phlebopus portentosus). Phlebopus portentosus), brown boletes (Neoboletus brunneissimus), and yellow mange (Rugiboletus brunneiporus). And there are a few Seeing Hands green is also poisonous, such as: Japanese Sea Boletus, Fine Web Boletus, Yellow Powder Boletus, Green Yellow Boletus, and so on. It is said that there are also some see hand green in many places can be safely eaten, but in a few places after eating the phenomenon of poisoning occurs, so it should be best to the local custom of eating mushrooms. Can eat that is safe, do not see the edible do not eat!

Toxic fly umbrella

Toxic fly umbrella (scientific name: Amanita muscaria), also known as toxic fly gooseberry, toad fungus - toxic fly mushrooms, commonly known in English as fly agaric or fly Amanita, is a kind of neurotoxic também fungi, gooseberry one of the genus. The fungus has a large fruiting body. The cap is 6-20cm wide, with obvious short ribs on the edge, bright red or orange-red surface, and white or slightly yellow granular scales. The hyphae are pure white, dense, free, unequal. Flesh white, red near the cap epidermis.

Crystalline Ghost Umbrella

Crystalline Ghost Umbrella Coprinus micaceus (Bull.) Fr. is a large fungus belonging to the family Ghost Umbelliferae of the order Umbelliferae of the class Tambémomycetes, which is one of the earliest fungi to appear after the winter season, and is so named because of the crystalline remnants of the mycorrhizal curtains left on the surface of the cap. Crystalline onychomycetes are mycorrhizal fungi that are widely distributed and colonize the roots of trees. The main way that Crystalline Ghost Umbrella disperses spores is that the hyphae liquefy into an ink-like consistency at a later stage, which attracts insects to move on them and carry away the spores, or they are dispersed by rainwater washing away. The crystal ghost umbrella can be eaten in the early stages, but it is best not to drink alcohol at the same time, and some people may be susceptible to poisoning!

Greater Green Pleated Umbrella

Greater Green Pleated Umbrella (scientific name: Chlorophyllum molybdites (G. Mey.) Massee): the substrate is large and white. The cap is 5-25(30) cm in diameter, hemispherical or flat hemispherical, nearly spreading in the later stage, slightly raised in the middle, the epidermis is dark brown or light brown when young, gradually split into scales, the top scales are large and thick, brownish-purple, and the edge is gradually less or off, the flesh of the cap section is white or light pinkish red, fluffy. The large open umbrella is twice the size of an adult's palm, the whole body is white, and the umbrella is dotted with starry brown protrusions, similar to the beautiful plants in cartoons. Grows mostly in the wild, but also grows in pots at home and in edible humus. Highly toxic. This is a group of highly toxic mushrooms, containing liver toxins, neurotoxins, gastrointestinal toxins and hemolysis of four toxins, consumption will cause multi-organ failure, and mortality is quite high. It generally grows on islands such as Taiwan and Hainan, China. (Overview image)

Commonly Poisonous Mushrooms (Poisonous Mushrooms) in Yunnan

Lethal Gooseberry

Lethal Gooseberry (Amanita exitialis) is a fungus in the Gooseberry family.

Grey Streak Gooseberry

Grey Streak Gooseberry, the substrate is small, the cap is 3-6cm in diameter, nearly ovoid when young, the center of the development of the central concave and often have a small central bulge, dark gray, the center of the nearly black, the surface has a relatively obvious fiber-like pattern. Flesh white, slightly thin. The hyphae are free, white, dense, unequal. Mycelium stalk slender, nearly cylindrical, 5-8cm long, 0.4-0.8cm thick, gray-white or gray-brown fibrous small scales into a pattern, the base of the light color is dirty white.

Yellow-capped gooseberry

Yellow-capped gooseberry, substrate umbrella-shaped, medium-sized. 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. Flesh white-yellow. Mycelium folds are free, dense, unequal, white with yellow. Mycelium stalk sub-terete, 7-14cm long, 0.8-1cm thick, white with creamy yellow, near the base expanded into subglobose, surface smooth or slightly scaly. Mycorrhizal ring born in the upper part of the stipe, white or yellow, membranous, easy to disappear. The outer mycelium rupture into small scales attached to the surface of the cap or the base of the stipe, or in the base of the stipe to form a collar-like butt. The tensile spores are broadly ellipsoid, 8.7～11μm×5.5～3.5μm, colorless, with smooth surface and white spore prints.

Galerina sulciceps

Galerina sulciceps, scientific name galerina sulciceps (berk.) boedijn, is a fungus under the order Umbelliferae, family Filamentous fungi. It is toxic.