Toxic do not eat! Poisonous, don't eat! Do not eat it!

Great 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, white in color, the umbrella is dotted with brown protrusions, like the beautiful plants in cartoons.

The plant grows in the wild, but it can also grow in pots at home and in edible humus. Highly toxic. This is a group of highly toxic mushrooms, containing four toxins: hepatotoxin, neurotoxin, gastrointestinal toxin and hemolysis, which can cause multi-organ failure and a fairly high mortality rate after consumption. They generally grow on islands such as Taiwan and Hainan, China.