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Be Wary of the Death Caps, The World’s Deadliest Mushrooms

Amanita phalloides, the death cap, has been notorious as the world’s deadliest mushroom for centuries now. The death cap is native to Europe, and it’s widespread there. However, it is also commonly found around the United States, particularly growing around oaks, elms, and birches; it can also be found in gardens.

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