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Moss Bell (Galerina hypnorum)

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Galerina hypnorum

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Toxic

Deadly

Galerina hypnorum is considered toxic and contains amatoxins, the same deadly toxins found in species of Amanita (e.g., Death Cap, Destroying Angel). Ingestion can lead to severe liver damage, kidney failure, and death if not treated promptly. Even small amounts can be lethal.

Toxin Type: Amatoxins (cyclopeptides)Reaction Type: Hepatotoxic (liver-damaging)

Don't confuse with these look-alikes

Misidentification is the most common cause of mushroom poisoning. Moss Bell can be confused with:

  • Funeral Bell — Galerina
  • Autumn Skullcap — Galerina
  • Conocybe — Conocybe
  • Mycena — Mycena

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