Inked Ghost Umbrella ----------- poisonous Can't be eaten

(Scientific name: Coprinopsis atramentaria): also known as Ghost Cap, Ghost Umbrella, Haunted House, Ghost Mushroom, or Toward the ground cover, formerly categorized in the genus Ghost Umbrella, it is the second most famous after the It is the second most famous ink umbrella after the Chicken Leg Mushroom. Its species name is derived from the Latin word "ink".

The fruiting bodies of the ink umbrella are small or medium-sized. The cap is ovate to bell-shaped at the beginning, when the umbrella generally begin to liquefy the flow of ink-like sap, before the umbrella is bluntly rounded at the top, with gray-brown scales, gray-white edge with a strip of grooves, like petal-like, 4 cm in diameter, gray or brown at the beginning of the cap is in the form of a bell, at the bottom of the dispersion. The hyphae are white at first, but soon turn black and dissipate quickly. The stalk is short and gray. Ink Ghost Umbrella contains a variety of chemicals such as isopentylamine, phenethylamine, adenine, imidazoleacetic acid, imidazolepropionic acid, imidazoleethanol, histidine, arginine, choline, guanidine, and betaine.

Inked Ghost Umbrella is toxic when consumed with alcohol. Symptoms include flushing, regurgitation, vomiting, and heartbeat disturbances, which can occur 20 minutes to 2 hours after consumption.? [1]?

Chinese name

Inked Ghost Umbrella

Latin name

Coprinopsis atramentaria

Alias

Ghost Cap, Ghost Umbrella, Haunted House, Ghost Fungus, Ground Cover,

Inked Ghost Umbrella Growth to Decay

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