Amanita phalloides

[jonela]

This fungus is called the death cap and is deadly poisonous. It has been involved in the majority of human deaths due to mushroom poisoning because it resembles several edible mushrooms. People often miskake it for the paddy straw mushroom or Caesar's mushroom.
The fruiting bodies appear in summer and autumn across the entire Europe. They have greenish caps with white stipes and gills.
The toxicity of this fungus is very high, so that half of one cap is enough to kill a human.  Its toxicity is not reduced by cooking, freezing, or drying.

[jonela]

It seems that several historical figures have died from A. phalloides poisoning either by accidental ingestions, or by assassination plots. Among the victims were: Roman Emperor Claudius, Pope Clement VII, Tsaritsa Natalia Naryshkina, and Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI.

[jonela]

The death cap Amanita is widespread and common in many parts of Europe and North America. It is mycorrhizal with oaks, pines and spruces.

[Anam]

Common name of this mashoom specie is Death Cap is among most poisonous fungus from the family of Amanita. its growth is widly spread across Europe.