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Amanita pantherinoides, previously thought to be the same species as Amanita Pantherina in Europe, has been identified as a distinct and endemic variant of a toxic mushroom found in the Pacific region of North America. This mushroom was first described near Seattle, Washington in 1912. Toxic in nature, Amanita pantherinoides contains neurotoxins that can induce inebriation and delirium. The
primary toxins present in this mushroom are isoxazole compounds known as Ibotenic acid, muscimol, and muscazone. It may also contain small amounts of muscarine. The onset of symptoms typically occurs within 15 minutes to 2 hours after ingestion. Common symptoms include drowsiness, confusion, dizziness, uncoordinated movements, delirium, illusions, muscle twitching, and deep sleep. In some cases, convulsions or seizures, particularly in young children and dogs, may also occur. Amanita pantherinoide mushrooms are typically found growing from the ground near conifer and broadleaf trees. It is most commonly observed in spring, summer, and fall when temperature and moisture conditions are favorable. These mushrooms are relatively small to medium-sized Amanitas, characterized by their slender form. The stem is usually longer than the cap is wide. While they are often found in natural areas alongside conifer trees, they have also adapted well to urban environments with a mix of non-native broadleaved trees and conifers. Amanita pantherinoide mushrooms produce white spore prints. It is important to exercise extreme caution when encountering Amanita pantherinoides or any toxic mushroom. Avoid consuming or handling these mushrooms especially in their raw state, as their neurotoxic properties can lead to severe health consequences. Proper identification and knowledge of local mushroom species are crucial to prevent accidental ingestion. If there is any suspicion of ingestion or exposure to Amanita pantherinoides, it is advisable to seek immediate medical attention. As with any wild mushroom, it is essential to rely on expert mycologists, experienced foragers or reputable Amanita vendors like Amanita Mushrooms for accurate identification and understanding of the risks associated with specific species. Educating oneself about local mushroom species and their toxic variants is vital for personal safety and well-being.