You’re out for a walk in the woods, and you see a plump white mushroom peeking from the base of a tree, looking clean, fresh and edible. And maybe you pluck it, take it home, and sauté it in butter.

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Deathcaps are difficult to distinguish from some other wild mushrooms, and are known by their mooth, yellowish-green to olive-brown cap, white gills, a white stem with a membranous skirt.