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Amatoxin-Containing Mushrooms: Amanita ocreata and A. phalloides in California
Mycologia1977Vol. 69(6), pp. 1095–1095
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SUMMARYComplete descriptions of Amanita ocreata and A. phalloides are given. Amanita ocreata is considered a distinct species and reported as a dangerously poisonous mushroom containing at least two amatoxins, alpha- and beta-amanitin.
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