Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 3 May/jun 1972
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Has substance (disulfiram) that has varying and peculiar effects on people when mixed with alcohol.
Purple Tricholoma (Lepista nuda) edible and good. Quite common during fall in coniferous forests, easily recognized. Cap bluish to light purple, upturned and irregular with age, gills gray to light purple. This and related species should be used with caution, causes diarrhea and abdominal cramps in some people.
Apricot Jelly mushroom (Phlogiotis helvel- loides) edible. Delicate, found in fall in ...moist areas under Douglas fir in western Montana.
Grows on rotting wood and logs. Creamy white to light orange. May be eaten raw and in salads, pickled or candied.
20 WATCH OUT FOR THESE THREE they can kill you ( PHOTO BY GRANT HA[ST Destroying Angel (Amanita verna) poisonous. White cap, white gills, white spores, bulbous base, found in hardwood or coniferous forests in summer and fall.
Is deadly poisonous but not common to this area. Should be familiar with its appearance and characteristics and avoid anything with this appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has substance (disulfiram) that has varying and peculiar effects on people when mixed with alcohol.
Purple Tricholoma (Lepista nuda) edible and good. Quite common during fall in coniferous forests, easily recognized. Cap bluish to light purple, upturned and irregular with age, gills gray to light purple. This and related species should be used with caution, causes diarrhea and abdominal cramps in some people.
Apricot Jelly mushroom (Phlogiotis helvel- loides) edible. Delicate, found in fall in ...moist areas under Douglas fir in western Montana.
Grows on rotting wood and logs. Creamy white to light orange. May be eaten raw and in salads, pickled or candied.
20 WATCH OUT FOR THESE THREE they can kill you ( PHOTO BY GRANT HA[ST Destroying Angel (Amanita verna) poisonous. White cap, white gills, white spores, bulbous base, found in hardwood or coniferous forests in summer and fall.
Is deadly poisonous but not common to this area. Should be familiar with its appearance and characteristics and avoid anything with this appearance.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 3 May/jun 1972?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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