Star dapperling is a small to medium-sized mushroom that typically grows in temperate woodlands. It is distinguished by its brown cap with a prominent star-shaped pattern and white to light brown gills underneath. Star dapperling appears mainly in the late summer to autumn, often forming groups in leaf litter or on well-decomposed wood.
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Is Star dapperling Toxic?
Star dapperling is a poisonous mushroom, accidental ingestion will lead to liver failure. Within 6 to 24 hours after ingestion, symptoms of gastroenteritis will occur, followed by a symptomatic improvement 24 to 48 hours post-ingestion. During this time, laboratory signs of damage to the liver may be present. 48 hours after ingestion, gastroentestinal symptoms reoccur, liver damage intensifies, leading to failure and possible death in severe cases.
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