Deadly Webcap

Cortinarius rubellus

TOXIC

High Risk: Suspected Toxic Webcap (Cortinarius sp.)

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Kluczowe cechy

Cap reddish-brown to rusty orange
smooth
convex
Gills crowded
adnate to slightly decurrent
yellowish-orange (immature)
Stem slender
rusty brown
potentially fibrous
Lack of distinct ring or volva
Overall morphology consistent with highly toxic Cortinarius genus

Kolor:

Reddish-brown cap, yellowish-orange gills, rusty stem

Zapach:

Unknown (often indistinct or slightly radishy)

Wzór wzrostu:

Cannot assess

Środowisko:

Unknown substrate

Siedlisko i występowanie

Siedlisko:

Unknown (Typically coniferous or mixed woods)

Występowanie:

Widespread in Northern Hemisphere (Europe, North America)

Sezonowość:

Late Summer to Autumn

Kluczowe cechy do potwierdzenia

Exact species identification requires spore print color and microscopic analysis
Critical stem base features (volva/bulb) are missing or obscured

Wartość ekonomiczna

Popyt rynkowy:

None - toxic

Zakres cenowy:

N/A

Użytek komercyjny:

None

Informacje o toksyczności

Objawy:

Delayed kidney failure (renal necrosis)
Severe nausea and vomiting
Intense thirst
Flank pain

Czas wystąpienia objawów:

2 to 17 days (highly delayed)

Pierwsza pomoc:

Seek emergency medical attention immediately
Maintain hydration under medical supervision

Kontakty alarmowe:

911 (US)
Poison Help (US): 1-800-222-1222

Podobne gatunki

Girdled Webcap

Cortinarius armillatus

Edible, but frequently confused with deadly species

Kluczowe różnice:

Possesses distinct reddish bands (armillae) on the stem
Cap color often more brick-red

Spectacular Rustgill

Gymnopilus junonius

TOXIC - severe digestive upset and psychoactive properties

Kluczowe różnice:

Often grows in dense clusters on wood
Gills typically brighter orange-yellow

Zalecane działanie

Do not handle without gloves; immediate and safe disposal required. Seek expert identification if consumption is suspected.