Amanita citrina. False Deathcap.

Inedible.

False Deathcap.

Gul fluesopp.

Amanita battarrae. Gray-Zoned Ringless Amanita

Edible

Gray-Zoned Ringless Amanita

I recently learned that there are up to 16 different species of edible, ringless Amanita vaginatae in Norway. All share the characteristic that the margin of the cap is striate. Furthermore, they can mainly be identified by the color of the cap, the color and the structure of the volva at the base and the color of the gills, in addition to the form of the spores.

Other ringless amanitae previously posted here.

Sonet kamfluesopp

Amanita rubescens. Blusher.

Edible.

Blusher

Ring has clear, narrow stripes.

The other Amanita with stripes on its ring, the Amanita spissa/Grey Spotted Amanita (grå fluesopp), is also edible. So is the Amanita novinupta.

Amanita pantherina. Panther Cap.

Poisonous

Note the clear, straight marking on the bulbous base.

The placement of the ring is low on the stem.

Amanita fulva. Tawny Grisette.

Tawny Grisette. Kamfluesopp.

Edible. Lined at margin. Free gills. Thin, fragile stem. No ring. Based encased in “bag” (volva).

Tawny Grisette with cap still on

Grisettes come in various colors.

Amanita porphyria. Grey Veiled Amanita

Poisonous.

Grey Veiled Amanita

Simple ring, thin stem, bulbous base

Svartring fluesopp

Surprisingly, the stem was hollow.

Maridalen

 Sonet kamfluesopp (tidl. ringløs fluesopp)

Amanita battarae

Spiselig. Edible.

Amanita rubescens. Rødnende fluesopp.

Amanita rubescens. Rødnende fluesopp. Blusher.

TIPS: Grårosa hudlapper, striper på ringen.

Spiselig, men hatthuden skal tas av. Soppen krever varmebehandling. Edible.

Deadly amanita at beach paradise