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Amanita pantherina, commonly called panther cap, is a type of toadstool, an inedible or poisonous mushroom.

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panther cap

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Also known as: Amanita pantherina

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species of amanita

In amanita
brunnescens) and the panther cap (A. pantherina). Common edible species include Caesar’s mushroom (A. caesarea), the blusher mushroom (A. rubescens), and the grisette (A. vaginata). See also mushroom poisoning.
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