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Amanita virosa is a
species of
fungus in the
class Agaricomycetes. In the UK, it has the
recommended English name of
destroying angel and is
known internationally...
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Lactuca virosa is a
plant in the
Lactuca (lettuce) genus,
often ingested for its mild
analgesic and
sedative effects. It is
related to
common lettuce (L...
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Cicuta virosa, the
cowbane or
northern water hemlock, is a
poisonous species of Cicuta,
native to
northern and
central Europe,
northern Asia and northwestern...
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Euphorbia virosa, the
Gifboom or
poison tree, is a
plant of the
spurge family Euphorbiaceae. It has a
short main stem,
usually twisted, from
which 5–10 cm...
- with
three other lethal white Amanita species, A. ocreata, A. verna and A.
virosa. The
mushroom has a
smooth white cap that can
reach up to 10 centimetres...
- W****sella
virosa is a Gram-negative and
aerobic bacterium from the
genus of W****sella
which can
cause infection in rare cases. W****sella
virosa occurs in...
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death cap A. phalloides;
species known as
destroying angels,
including A.
virosa, A.
bisporigera and A. ocreata; and the fool's mushroom, A. verna. More...
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Linnaeus formally described three species in 1753. The type
species is Cicuta
virosa. The
genus is now
recognized to
comprise four species:
Other species names...
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Colocasia virosa (Roxb.) ****h
Colocasia vulgaris Raf.
Leucocasia esculenta (L.)
Nakai Steudnera virosa (Roxb.)
Prain Zantedeschia virosa (Roxb.) K.Koch...
- solution,
unlike its
relative Amanita phalloides var. alba
while Amanita virosa gets an orange-yellow reaction. The mushroom's
spores are
smooth and elliptical...
