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As for ye olde death caps...I am thinking about making this part of my senior project in college. I know that they cause cells to rupture and organ failure after eating them, but I want to see if I can't find some good in them. If any of you guys has a link to a picture of one of them, that'd help out some. I was also wondering about an easily accessible book that I could use in a field study to help me identify what's what.
In Tennesee? I've seen some growing in the grass around campus here, but I have no idea what kind those are. I know they'd make you sick if you ate them, but I dunno if they're the deathcap ones or not. I looked in an encyclopedia and they had a man made drawing of one... didn't really help. hehe... Well, I gotta get going. Thanks for the help thus far.

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By the way, I'm studying grenades, anybody know where I can find one?

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scary mushrooms.

they are not only poisonous but they Kill.

are you plotting to Kill somebody with mushroom poisoning bio_tech69?

???

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under conifers and hardwoods, near planted juniper and dogwood ...appears in urban areas under european conifers and native oaks, if that helps

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>but I want to see if I can't find some good in them

What do you mean by "good in them", other than looking at their marvelous beauty I can't think of any possible uses, especially since they should never be taken internally (or externally for that matter)

>I've seen some growing in the grass around campus here, but I have no idea what kind those are. I know they'd make you sick if you ate them, but I dunno if they're the deathcap ones or not.

How do you know they would make you sick if you don't know what kind of mushroom it is?

I still think something smells fishy about this, you should learn a lot more about mushrooms and in particular the death cap before you go looking for it. Buy yourself a mushroom identification guide and be very very careful.

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