Edible, and, poisonous, mushrooms, London, Society, for Promoting, Christian, Knowledge, 1894, Great, Britain, mushrooms, This illustration showcases a variety of mushrooms, labeled for identification. The central specimen is the Buff Warty Cap, characterized by its distinctive shape and texture. To the left is the Lidded Cup, with its delicate form, while the right displays the Dark Slimy Cap, known for its glossy surface. Each mushroom is meticulously detailed, emphasizing features like cap shape, gills, and stems, and highlighted with clear labels for educational purposes. The title at the

Edible, and, poisonous, mushrooms, London, Society, for Promoting, Christian, Knowledge, 1894, Great, Britain, mushrooms, This illustration showcases a variety of mushrooms, labeled for identification. The central specimen is the Buff Warty Cap, characterized by its distinctive shape and texture. To the left is the Lidded Cup, with its delicate form, while the right displays the Dark Slimy Cap, known for its glossy surface. Each mushroom is meticulously detailed, emphasizing features like cap shape, gills, and stems, and highlighted with clear labels for educational purposes. The title at the Stock Photo

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Edible, and, poisonous, mushrooms, London, Society, for Promoting, Christian, Knowledge, 1894, Great, Britain, mushrooms, This illustration showcases a variety of mushrooms, labeled for identification. The central specimen is the Buff Warty Cap, characterized by its distinctive shape and texture. To the left is the Lidded Cup, with its delicate form, while the right displays the Dark Slimy Cap, known for its glossy surface. Each mushroom is meticulously detailed, emphasizing features like cap shape, gills, and stems, and highlighted with clear labels for educational purposes. The title at the bottom, ''Poisonous Mushrooms, ' warns of the potential dangers associated with these fungi.

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