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Ireland · Louth · Dundalk| Common Animals Fish Mushrooms Flora |
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Paxillus involutus |
July: The Paxillus involutus continues fruiting.
Poisonous, do not consume. Formerly considered edible after boiling, especially in Eastern Europe. Now classified as deadly poisonous — prohibited for consumption.
Brown funnel-shaped cap with inrolled margin. Bruises dark, gills decurrent down the stem.
Found in deciduous and mixed forests, often under birch trees Common from July to October
Resembles edible mushrooms but is dangerous. Never collect Paxillus involutus for consumption.
Avoid harvesting. Despite traditional use, the mushroom is now recognized as deadly poisonous. Do not consume.
Entire mushroom: Poisonous — do not use
Not recommended (None)
Toxic even after cooking
Toxic even after cooking
Do not consume Paxillus involutus.
May trigger fatal immune reactions (hemolytic syndrome).
May trigger fatal immune reactions (hemolytic syndrome).