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Collecting mushrooms
There are more than 100,000 mushroom species world-wide. In Europe, about 4,000 to 5,000 species have been identified as so-called “macromycetes”. To many friends of mushrooms, collecting mushrooms is not only a much-liked and popular leisure activity, but also offers a sometimes underrated recreation value. The pleasures of strolling around in forests and open meadows and the feeling of success to have found an edible mushroom are a very special experience of nature.
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Mushroom Poisoning
If you have eaten a poisonous mushroom by mistake, you might suffer a number of health problems. Read here to find out what they are and what you can do about them.
25.02.2008,
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Poisons Centre
The Poisons Centre at Vienna General Hospital offers medical and toxicological advice in cases of acute poisoning 24 hours a day. It can be reached at the phone number: 01/406 43 43
29.12.2005,
Photo: BMLFUW/SchimaPoisonous Mushrooms
The mushrooms listed here are poisonous and can even be deadly if eaten by mistake.
09.02.2009,
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First Aid for mushroom poisoning
Emergency rescue number: 144
27.01.2009,
Photo: BMLFUW/KiesslingInedible Mushrooms
Click here for an alphabetic list of inedible mushrooms.
27.01.2009,
Photo: BMLFUW/SchimaEdible Mushrooms
Click here for an alphabetic list of all edible mushrooms.
29.12.2005,