File:Russula emetica at Turkey Creek Water Park.jpg
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''Russula emetica'' mushroom at Turkey Creek Water Park in Decatur, Mississippi.
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English: This image shows a Russula emetica, commonly known as the Sickener, found at Turkey Creek Water Park in Decatur, Mississippi. The mushroom is characterized by its bright red cap, white gills, and white stipe. Russula emetica is notable for its striking appearance but is considered toxic if ingested. The photograph captures the mushroom in its natural habitat, surrounded by lush greenery and forest floor debris. |
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| Author | Timothy Holdiness |
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