noun
a very poisonous mushroom (Amanita phalloides) of deciduous woods of North America and Europe that varies in color from pure white to olive or yellow and has a prominent volva at the base called alsodeath cup
noun
a very poisonous mushroom (Amanita phalloides) of deciduous woods of North America and Europe that varies in color from pure white to olive or yellow and has a prominent volva at the base called alsodeath cup
The first known use of death cap was in 1925
deaf-mutenoun
a deaf person who cannot speak or has not been taught to speak—used especially in the past
deaf-mutenoun
a deaf person who cannot speak or has not been taught to speak—used especially in the past
deathblownoun
a destructive or killing stroke or event
deathblownoun
a destructive or killing stroke or event
death capnoun
a very poisonous mushroom that varies in color from pure white to olive to yellow and has an obvious swollen covering about the base called alsodeath cup
death capnoun
a very poisonous mushroom of the genus Amanita (A. phalloides) of deciduous woods of North America and Europe that varies in color from pure white to olive or yellow and has a prominent volva at the base called alsodeath cup see thioctic acid
1 Another frequent call concerns the death cap mushroom, Amanita phalloides, the deadliest of all mushrooms.
2 The death cap can vary greatly in size and color, reaching anywhere from a mere inch to 8 inches across, and come in a range of shades of white, green, yellow and brown.
3 Deadly mushrooms in Marin The most dangerous varieties found in Marin — for both dogs and people — are the death cap (Amanita phalloides) and destroying angel (Amanita ocreata).
4 Authorities suspect death cap mushrooms were behind the fatalities.
5 Read more: Beware of deadly wild mushrooms: Portage County man survives poisoning, thanks to experimental drug at UH - cleveland.comIn common parlance, these mushrooms are referred to as destroying angels or death cap mushrooms.
6 Police have previously said that all four of Patterson’s guests showed symptoms consistent with poisoning by death cap mushrooms, a particularly deadly variety, although the official cause of death has not yet been confirmed.
7 True to its name, the death cap is one of the world’s most lethal mushrooms.
8 It’s also found in plant species that have been used for rituals, as well as in some fungi, including the false death cap (Amanita citrina).
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