You should know that this deadly mushroom grows in Aurora.

According to the Colorado mycology Society (the people who studied the mushrooms in Colorado), the destruction of angel was the first deadly mushroom found in the subway, and it had been found in Aurora.

On the weekend, Lazarus Bell found mushrooms in the vicinity of his home and found the angel of destruction. He found fungus growing in the yard near a white oak tree.

In particular, Belle said he was out, "anyway, walk around, enjoy the weather in Colorado, you can find some cool little babies" - including mushrooms.

The Colorado fungal society press release added that the deadly toxin of fungi is after the liver. Symptoms often occur only hours after eating mushrooms. This makes medical treatment tough, if not completely meaningless.

It also means that it is also fatal to your pet - be careful.

Although there are many kinds of poisonous and edible mushrooms in the whole yard, in the subway area, we are considered to be without any "deadly" fungi, according to the mycological society.

Was it like this after the destruction that angel came to town. But it's rare in Colorado, only eight times before it was discovered, mycology experts say. Even then, it was found in the southern part of Castle Rock to El Paso County.

The Colorado mycology society wants residents and tourists to be vigilant and pay close attention to this potentially deadly fungus. At the same time, the organization is also warning of irrational fears associated with fungi.

When Lazarus Bell found this room in his home yard, he was granted permission to suspect it was a fatal classification. This classification was confirmed by Gillman, a Colorado Mycologist. He observed the spores of fungi under microscope.

She talked with experts at the herbarium of the Denver botanical garden, confirming the classification, the mycology Society said.

Gillman said: "in my 45 years, Denver first saw mushrooms in Denver. It's a pleasant surprise." She added that eating a mushroom that destroys angel can be fatal.

"I do know that I should not have found it, but I didn't know it would be the only one found in the Denver subway," said belle.

If you find this destroying angel, the Mycologist suggests that you pick up the whole nest from the ground - dig the roots and suck the sacs encircling the roots of the tree. A SHILLD that looks the same is called sweater, almost the same, because there is no cupping bag at the bottom (see the example of SACS in the picture).

Remember, contact with poisonous mushrooms is nothing to panic, but just don't eat it. If you want more information, just go to this link. It gets some useful information about mushrooms in the urban environment.

You can also take part in the mushroom fair August, so that mushrooms can be identified in mycology.

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