List of toadstools
The following list of poison mushrooms is still incomplete. It should be noted that there is no generally recognized classification of the degree of toxicity for many mushrooms; With some mushrooms, such as the fog cap, there is not even agreement as to whether they are to be regarded as edible or poisonous. Raw, poisonous species such as pearl mushroom , honey fungus and others are not included in the following list, as raw mushrooms in general and wild mushrooms (risk of infection with the fox tapeworm ) in particular should be avoided. Many mushrooms in their raw state contain hemolysins or other substances that are destroyed when heated.
In addition, the list only includes mushroom species that have already been detected in Germany. Some large genera contain many poisonous species, which are not all listed individually (for example the crack fungi ).
image | Common name (s) | Latin name | Toxicity level | Mushroom poisons | Likelihood of confusion |
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Bellyache coral | Ramaria mairei | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other edible or poisonous coral mushrooms | |
White lead funnel | Clitocybe phyllophila | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other funnels | |
Burning knight | Tricholoma virgatum | toxic | Indole alkaloids | Edible: Erd-Ritterling and relatives | |
Tricolor coral | Ramaria formosa | toxic | Unknown gastrointestinal poison | Other coral mushrooms | |
Fragrant radish helmling | Mycena diosma | toxic | Muscarin (unsure) | Edible: lacquer funnels | |
Fertilizers (some) | Panaeolus spec. | toxic | Hallucinogens : psilocybin , psilocin | Edible: common stick sponge , poisonous: hatchet | |
Earth-leaved crack fungus | Inocybe geophylla | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other fissures | |
Wrinkled ink | Coprinopsis atramentaria | highly toxic with simultaneous consumption of alcohol | Coprin , only toxic when combined with alcohol | Edible: Schopfintling - Coprinus comatus | |
Fast-ringed knight | Tricholoma batschii | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other knights | |
Feldtrichterling | Clitocybe dealbata | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other funnels | |
Flesh-brown umbrella | Lepiota brunneoincarnata | deadly poisonous | Amanitin | Other poisonous small umbrellas | |
Flesh pink umbrella | Lepiota subincarnata | deadly poisonous | Amanitin | Other poisonous small umbrellas | |
Flesh red umbrella | Lepiota helveola | deadly poisonous | Amanitin | Other poisonous small umbrellas | |
Fly agaric | Amanita muscaria | highly poisonous | Ibotenic acid , muscimol | Kaiserling - Amanita caesarea - very good edible mushroom, but extremely rare in Germany | |
Spring lobster | Gyromitra esculenta | deadly toxic (toxicity varies) | Gyromitrin | Edible: morels | |
Spring cap mushroom | Amanita verna | deadly poisonous | Amatoxins , phallotoxins | Edible species: mushrooms , light-colored deafblings | |
Common potato bovist | Scleroderma citrinum | highly toxic (neurological syndrome with e.g. hypothermia , drop in blood pressure, sweating, visual disturbances, temporary loss of color vision or blindness) | Gastrointestinal toxins and neurotoxins |
Other poisonous potato bovies such as B. Scleroderma cepa | |
Common radish helmling | Mycena pura | toxic | Muscarin (unsure) | Edible: lacquer funnels | |
Common sulfur knight | Tricholoma sulphureum | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | ||
Dripped knight | Tricholoma pessundatum | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other knights | |
Greenhouse umbrella | Lepiota citrophylla | deadly poisonous | Amanitin | Suspicious of poison : Yellow parrot - Leucocoprinus brinbaumii , also occurs in greenhouses and flower pots | |
Poison Hauling | Galerina marginata | deadly poisonous | Amanitin | Edible: common stick sponge , highly poisonous: other cloves | |
Poison giant umbrella | Chlorophyllum venenatum | toxic | Unknown active ingredients | Edible: other saffron umbrella , giant umbrella | |
Green death cap mushroom | Amanita phalloides | deadly poisonous | Amatoxins , phallotoxins | Edible species: mushrooms , green pigeons | |
Green-leaved sulfur head | Hypholoma fasciculare | toxic | Triterpenes : fasciculole | Edible: gray-leaved sulfur head | |
Green compact | Tricholoma equestre | deadly toxic ( rhabdomyolysis ; so far only when consumed multiple times) | probably toxic pigments | Green cap mushroom , deadly poisonous, similarly colored knights . | |
Collar Knight | Tricholoma focale | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other knights | |
Cloaks (some) | Galerina spec. | highly poisonous | Amanitin | Edible: common stick sponge , deadly poisonous: poisonous hatchet | |
Helmet circle ring | Cudonia circinans | highly poisonous | Gyromitrin | ||
Hedgehog amanita | Amanita echinocephala | highly poisonous | Smithiana toxin | Edible: fringed amanita | |
Bald Krempling | Paxillus involutus | potentially fatal (autoimmune reaction from earlier consumption of kremplingen) | Hemolysins , hemagglutins , other unknown toxins; In addition, life-threatening hemolysis due to autoimmune reactions ( Paxillus syndrome) can occur after previous meals | Other, potentially fatal crumbs (also suspected of causing Paxillus syndrome) | |
Bald heads (some) | Psilocybe spec. | toxic | Hallucinogens : psilocybin , psilocin | Poisonous: hatchlings , crack fungi | |
Carboleggerling | Agaricus xanthodermus | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other mushrooms | |
Maroon umbrella | Lepiota castanea | toxic | unknown toxins | Other poisonous parasols | |
Cone-capped death cap mushroom | Amanita virosa | deadly poisonous | Amatoxins , phallotoxins | Edible species: mushrooms , light-colored deafblings | |
Conical crack fungus | Pseudosperma rimosum | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other poisonous crack fungi | |
King fly agaric, brown fly agaric | Amanita regalis | highly poisonous | Ibotenic acid , muscimol |
Panther mushroom - Amanita pantherina (highly poisonous) Perl mushroom - Amanita rubescens and stocky amanita - Amanita spissa -, both edible |
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Luminous olive mushroom | Omphalotus olearius | highly poisonous | Gastrointestinal toxins: sesquiterpenes | False chanterelle , edible: chanterelle | |
Purple-brown sand umbrella | Lepiota brunneolilacea | toxic | possibly amatoxins | Other poisonous parasols | |
Milchlinge (some hot-tasting) | Lactarius spec. | toxic | terpenoid pungent substances | Edible: mild-tasting milk pieces | |
Ergot fungus | Claviceps purpurea | deadly toxic (but can be used medicinally) | Ergot alkaloids | ||
Daffodil yellow amanita | Amanita gemmata | highly poisonous | probably muscarin , muscimol , ibotenic acid | Yellow death cap mushroom | |
Fog cap | Clitocybe nebularis | poisonous (is also often eaten without consequences) | Nebularin , gastrointestinal toxins | Highly poisonous: giant rötling , tiger knightling | |
Ear-shaped white oyster mushrooms | Pleurocybella porrigens | fatally toxic (only toxic in people with kidney disease) | Pleurocybellaziridine | Edible: oyster | |
Orange-foxed rough head | Cortinarius orellanus | deadly poisonous | Orellanin | Other similar types of hair veils | |
Panther mushroom | Amanita pantherina | highly poisonous | Ibotenic acid , muscimol | King fly mushroom - Amanita regalis (highly poisonous), pearl mushroom - Amanita rubescens and stocky amanita - Amanita spissa -, both edible | |
Perfumed funnel | Paralepistopsis amoenolens | highly toxic ( acromelalga syndrome ) | Acromelic acid | Other funnels as well as Hallimasche and red chalk knights , in particular red chalk knight | |
Guinea fowl gerling | Agaricus moelleri | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other mushrooms | |
Rough Amanita | Amanita franchetii | toxic | unknown toxins | Other amanita | |
Giant Lorchel | Gyromitra gigas | toxic | Gyromitrin | With large specimens of the even more poisonous spring lobster | |
Giant Rötling | Entoloma sinuatum | highly poisonous | Gastrointestinal toxins ( vinyl glycine , lectins ) | Fog cap , edible: may mushroom | |
Crack fungi (some) | Inocybe spec. | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other poisonous or poisonous cracked fungi | |
Pink radish helmling | Mycena rosea | toxic | Muscarin (unsure) | Edible: lacquer funnels | |
Red rot (some) | Entoloma spec. | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Roof mushrooms , foggy gray funnel . Edible: calocybe gambosa | |
Wrinkled bell ringing | Conocybe rugosa | deadly poisonous | Amatoxins | ||
Satan's bolete | Rubroboletus satanas | toxic | unknown toxins | Edible: net- handled witch's bolete | |
Sharp knight | Tricholoma scioides | toxic | Indole alkaloids | Edible: Erd-Ritterling and relatives | |
Umbrella (some) | Lepiota spec. | highly poisonous | Amatoxins | Other umbrellas | |
Veils (some) | Cortinarius spec. | highly poisonous | often unknown | Other veils | |
Beautiful yellow clubfoot | Cortinarius splendens | deadly poisonous | Unknown kidney toxins | Other, similar types of funnels , Schüpplingen or sulfur heads | |
Black-toothed radish helmling | Mycena pelianthina | toxic | Muscarin (unsure) | Edible: lacquer funnels | |
Bulky Schüppling | Pholiota squarrosa | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins: sesquiterpenes | Other inedible Schüpplinge , Hallimasche | |
Pointed rough head | Cortinarius rubellus | deadly poisonous | Orellanin | Other similar types of hair veils | |
Pointed conical bald head | Psilocybe semilanceata | toxic | Psilocybin , baeocystin | ||
Pointed, spiky umbrella | Lepiota aspera | toxic with simultaneous consumption of alcohol | Coprin | Edible: giant parasols | |
Deafblings (some hot-tasting) | Russula spec. | toxic | terpenoid pungent substances | Edible: mild-tasting russulas under the Täublingsregel | |
Tiger knight | Tricholoma pardinum | highly poisonous | Gastrointestinal toxins | Edible: other knights like the black- fiber knight or the earth knight | |
Funnels (some) | Clitocybe spec. | highly poisonous | Muscarinic , acromelic acid | other funnels | |
Purple crown mug | Sarcosphaera coronaria | highly toxic (especially raw) | Gyromitrin | ||
Wax-stalked funnel | Leucocybe candicans | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Other funnels | |
White-brown knight | Tricholoma albobrunneum | toxic | Gastrointestinal toxins | Other knights | |
Brick-red crack fungus | Inosperma erubescens | highly poisonous | Muscarin | Edible: calocybe gambosa , Ripe mushroom | |
Brick-red sulfur head | Hypholoma lateritium | toxic | Triterpenes (clavaric acid), agglutinins , hemolysins | Edible: smoky- leaved sulfur head ; poisonous: green-leaved sulfur head | |
Cinnamon-colored soft pork | Hapalopilus nidulans | highly poisonous | Polyporic acid | was confused with the edible liver shrimp ( Fistulina hepatica ) in all four known cases |
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Helmut Besl: Poison mushrooms: a manual for pharmacists, doctors and biologists with an introduction to the identification of fungi . Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart 1985, ISBN 3-8047-0680-0 , p. 1-295 .
- ↑ a b c Bettina Haberl: More than just stomach pain - poisoning with Scleroderma species . In: Mycologia Bavarica . tape 19 , 2019, pp. 145-159 .
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