Fly agaric mushroom
A fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) mushroom grows in the taiga. An easily recognized variety, the Russian name "Muxomor" is said to come from the practice of killing flies with an extract made from the mushroom (mux morili). The mushroom, though poisonous, has been used in folk medicine. This...
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REALIA Project
2003
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Summary: | A fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) mushroom grows in the taiga. An easily recognized variety, the Russian name "Muxomor" is said to come from the practice of killing flies with an extract made from the mushroom (mux morili). The mushroom, though poisonous, has been used in folk medicine. This picture is useful for vocabulary of food and/or plants. Мухомор растёт в тайге. |
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