Types of poisonous fly agaric mushrooms with photos and descriptions
Fly agaric yellow-green in the photo
Poison mushroom!
These fly agarics and their types in the photo are presented on the page below, they have a characteristic color. Look at the description of the fly agaric and the views in the pictures and beware of picking it up.
The cap is 6-11 cm in diameter, convex, then flat-convex, pale yellow, pale green or white with whitish or light yellowish dense warts. The plates are white. Leg 8-12 cm long, 1-2 cm thick, white or yellowish with a ring and a tuberous thickening below, which is covered with a sheath slightly behind the spherical thickening. The ring is white or light yellow, flaky, thin-film. Spore powder is white.
Grows in coniferous and mixed forests under pines and spruces. Often found in pine forests among mosses. Prefers acidic soils with peat.
The yellow-green fly agaric can be confused with the white form of the deadly toadstool (Amanita phalloides), which does not have strong flakes on the cap. The main difference is the free Volvo in the pale grebe.
Poison mushroom!
The appearance of the red fly agaric: hat 8-25 cm, convex, then flat-convex, bright red, orange, with white warts and flakes that do not disappear from the rain. The plates are white, free, wide, frequent. The leg is tall, white, with a white ring and a tuberous thickening below, which is covered with annular bands or rows of warts, with flakes along the edge. There is a white form with bright yellow flakes, warts and bands on the cap and on the thickening of the stem.
Grows in coniferous and deciduous forests.
Occurs from August to October. Signals the appearance of a white fungus in the forest.
More poisonous doubles than himself, has not.
Other types of fly agaric: photo and description
Consider other types of fly agaric, photos and descriptions of which can be found on the page below.
Poison mushroom!
The hat is 6-11 cm in diameter, convex, then flat-convex, gray-brown, greenish-brown or dirty brown, with white warts and flakes that do not disappear from the rain. The plates are white, free, wide, frequent. Leg 8-12 cm long, 1-2 cm thick, white with a ring and a tuberous thickening below, which is covered with annular bands in its upper part. The ring is white, flaky, thin-film. Spore powder is white.
Grows in coniferous and deciduous forests. Prefers calcareous and carbonate soils.
Occurs from August to October. Signals the presence of white fungus in the forest.
Can be confused with other equally poisonous fly agarics.
The panther fly agaric is a poisonous mushroom that contains the same poisons as the red fly agaric, including muscarine. Neither locking nor boiling will make panther fly agaric edible.
The mushroom is edible. Hat 8-15 cm in diameter. First spherical or acorn-shaped, then convex, later blunt bell-shaped, finally flat or concave. Fleshy, meat-pink or brownish, covered with white-brown warts, sometimes white or pink cracks. The plates are white or slightly pinkish. Leg 6-15 cm long, 2-5 cm thick, white-pink below, turnip-shaped, widened with a white or pinkish ring. The flesh is white, turning pink when damaged.
Grows in deciduous, coniferous and mixed forests. Often in windbreaks, on pond dams and in parks. Likes calcareous soils.
Occurs from August to October.
Pink fly agaric cannot be confused with poisonous fly agaric, as there are no poisonous fly agaric with pink or pink flesh on the cut.
Poison mushroom!
Cap 8-20 cm in diameter, convex, then flat-convex, white or light gray, with white polygonal warts. The plates are white, frequent, free. Leg 8-15 cm long, 1-2 cm thick, white or yellowish with a ring and a tuberous thickening below, which is covered with a sheath slightly behind the spherical thickening. The ring is white, flaky, thin-film. Spore powder is white.
Grows in coniferous and mixed forests with limestone soil.
Occurs from August to October.
The pineal fly agaric can be confused with the deadly poisonous white toadstool (Amanita virosa), which has no warts on the cap, a flaky stalk, sometimes a hat without flakes at all.
