Species Cards
Toadstool
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Group: |
© Erica Bower This fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) is a typical toadstool |
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Food chain : |
Decomposer |
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What it eats : |
Decaying wood and other dead plant matter. |
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Eaten by: |
Slugs, squirrels, fungus gnats |
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Habitat: |
Woodland; Dead Wood; Wildflower grasslandWoodland; Dead Wood; Wildflower grassland |
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Description: |
The word 'toadstool' doesn't have a true biological meaning. It is usually used for a mushroom-shaped fungus that is poisonous. |
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