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Cortinarius orellanus is a rare species of poisonous mushroom. It is absolutely deadly even with the consumption of only 30 grams of raw material.

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Cortinarius Orellanus, Mushroom serie, circa 2001
Cortinarius orellanus, Bonsai and mushrooms serie, circa 2009
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Deadly mushroom Cortinarius rubellus. Toadstools in the woods. Dangerous mushrooms
Four stamps from the Champigons and Bonsai serie, circa 2009

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