Mushroom Toxicity

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3 pages

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.doc

Published date :

11/13/2007

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Table of Contents Mushroom Toxicity Table of Contents

 
  1. Introduction
  2. The body of a fungus
  3. Nontoxic mushrooms
  4. Conclusion
  5. References

Abstract

Mushrooms are often considered the vermin of the vegetable world, likened to snakes, slugs, and worms. Some are regarded as mystical and others as delicacies. The location of tasty morels is passed from generation to generation, closely guarded from strangers. Each autumn and spring, foragers scour the woods for known delicacies, and new ones untried. Some mushroom foragers search for "little brown mushrooms," not for their taste, but to evoke hallucinations.

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pencil image Katherine P.  
Level :Advanced Study : Biology School/University : NYU

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