Pyramid Amanita
Amanita pyramidifera
High-Risk White Amanita Species
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Alle Bilder (2)
Hauptmerkmale
- White convex cap with sharp
- pyramidal warts
- White
- crowded gills free from the stem
- Thick white stem with a membranous partial veil
- Distinct bulbous base with friable volva remnants
Farbe:
White
Geruch:
Unknown
Wuchsform:
Single
Umgebung:
Leaf litter and soil
Lebensraum & Verbreitung
Lebensraum:
Eucalypt woodlands and native dry forests
Verbreitung:
Eastern Australia (Queensland and New South Wales)
Saisonalität:
Summer to Autumn
Wirtschaftlicher Wert
Marktnachfrage:
None - toxic
Preisspanne:
N/A
Kommerzielle Nutzung:
None
Informationen zur Giftigkeit
Symptome:
- Severe gastrointestinal distress
- Nausea and vomiting
- Potential delayed organ toxicity
Eintrittszeit:
Unknown, potentially delayed 6 to 24 hours
Erste Hilfe:
- Seek immediate medical evaluation if ingested
- Do not wait for symptoms to emerge
- Bring photographic evidence of the mushroom to the hospital
Notfallkontakte:
- 000
- Poisons Information Centre (AU): 13 11 26
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Hauptunterschiede:
- Warts are generally softer and less strictly pyramidal
- Prominent veil remnants often hang from the cap margin
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Hauptunterschiede:
- Cap is entirely smooth, lacking any warts
- Stem base features a distinct, loose, sac-like membranous volva
Empfohlene Handlung
Do not consume. Leave undisturbed in its natural environment.