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The Paxillus mushroom is a type of fungus that often grows on the ground or on decaying wood in forests. It usually has a brownish, funnel-shaped cap and gills underneath. This mushroom is very poisonous and must never be eaten.
Key Parts to Explore
Cap
This is the umbrella-like top part of the mushroom that protects its spores.
Gills
These are the thin, blade-like structures found on the underside of the cap where spores are produced.
Stem
This is the stalk that supports the cap and lifts it up from the ground.
Base
This is the bottom part of the stem where the mushroom connects to the soil or wood.
Did You Know?
This mushroom is so tricky, it can still be deadly even after you cook it!
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