- "Fungus
phalloides, annulatus,
sordide virescens, et patulus"—a
recognizable name for the
fungus today.
Though the
scientific name
phalloides means "phallus-shaped"...
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specific epithet phalloides means phallus-like, and
refers to the
similarity of the
volva to the
genus Phallus.
Battarrea phalloides is
commonly known...
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sequence of
Amanita phalloides var. alba but did find
different concentrations of toxins. The
gills and cap of
Amanita phalloides var. alba also contained...
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toxic known mushrooms; both they and the
closely related death caps (A.
phalloides)
contain amatoxins.
Destroying angels are
characterized by
having gills...
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which can
cause liver failure and death.
These include the
death cap A.
phalloides;
species known as
destroying angels,
including A. virosa, A. bisporigera...
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knollenblatterpilzvergiftung (Amanita
Phalloides):
prognostische faktoren und
therapeutische m****nahmen (Clinical death-cap (Amanita
phalloides) poisoning: prognostic...
- ****ociating with oak trees.
Similar in
toxicity to the
death cap (A.
phalloides) and
destroying angels of
Europe (A. virosa) and
eastern North America...
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silibinin are used in
liver poisoning from
certain mushrooms,
notably Amanita phalloides,
although the use of milk-thistle is controversial. Some
common herbs...
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mushrooms include several species of the
genus Amanita,
particularly A.
phalloides, the
death cap. Some
mushrooms that are
edible for most
people can cause...
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Mitrula paludosa (syn.
Mitrula phalloides), the
swamp beacon (US) or bog beacon, (UK) is a
species of fungus. It is inedible.
These mushrooms are found...
