Black Trumpet
A dark, hollow funnel-shaped chanterelle relative with smoky flavour, sometimes called the "horn of plenty."
17 mushrooms containing the letter P — each with origin, classification, and notes.
Below are mushrooms that contain the letter P anywhere in the name. Each of the 17 mushrooms below opens to a full profile.
A dark, hollow funnel-shaped chanterelle relative with smoky flavour, sometimes called the "horn of plenty."
The French name for Boletus edulis, the same prized bolete known as porcini in Italy and penny bun in Britain.
A grey scaly inkcap that reacts dangerously with alcohol, causing flushing and palpitations.
A small pear-shaped puffball covered in fine spines, edible when pure white inside.
An orange club-shaped fungus that parasitises caterpillars on high Himalayan slopes, central to Tibetan and Chinese medicine.
A nondescript rusty-brown Cortinarius whose toxin destroys the kidneys over weeks, often without early warning.
A pale greenish-capped Amanita that causes the majority of fatal mushroom poisonings worldwide.
An enormous white spherical mushroom of rich grassland, edible when young and bright white throughout.
A small slender autumn grassland mushroom containing psilocybin, common in upland European pasture.
A tall scaly mushroom of grasslands with a wide-spreading cap and a snake-skin stem, much-loved as an edible "schnitzel."
The British name for Boletus edulis, the bun-shaped brown-capped bolete also known as cep and porcini.
A stout, brown-capped bolete prized worldwide for its meaty texture and nutty aroma when dried.
The fully mature brown-capped form of Agaricus bisporus, with broad open gills and a meaty texture.
An orange concentric-banded cap that bleeds carrot-coloured milk when cut, a classic Mediterranean and Eastern European edible.
A glossy chestnut-brown bolete with a sticky cap and a stem ring, growing in association with pines.
A bright sulphur-yellow clustered mushroom of stumps and dead wood, bitter and toxic but easy to recognise.
The huge genus of cortinarius mushrooms, several of which contain the slow-acting kidney toxin orellanine.
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