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Suillus luteus (L. ex Fr) Gray

Division: Basidiomycota
Class: Basidiomycetes Order
: Boletales
Family: Gender
Boletaceae : Suillus

Description: El Sombrero cuticle is dark brown with easily removable, it is usually glutinous or sticky. What characterizes this species is the presence of a ring on foot to the top is white but that mature becoming darker.

Habitat : is a species that in Chile only associated with radiata pine forest and therefore shares habitat with the Boletus granulatus with which is often confused. This fungus is known by the name "Pine Callampa and it appears some weeks after B. granulatus.

Edibility: Edible fungi is a very good flavor when cooked without the cuticle. This species is collected in a very intensive in autumn and winter and that is processed or dehydrated to export to markets in the Northern Hemisphere.

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Amanita muscaria (L. per Fr) Hooker

Division: Basidiomycota Class
: Homobasidiomycetes
Order: Agaricales Family
: Gender
Amanitaceae : Amanita

Description: A distinctive mushroom. The hat can alcancanzar 15 to 25 cm and in the early stages of development has a whitish film. In most developed state has white flakes or amarillenatas that contrast sharply with the intense and brilliant red color of its surface. The foot reaches the 25 cms. long and 4 cm. thick and looks bulbous at the base. In the middle ring has a large white membrane usually tear easily.

Habitat: It is a fungus widely distributed in Chile where there are records from the V to the Tenth Region. Micorrício is a fungus that is usually found in mature forests of radiata pine and Douglas Fir and paruqes and public places associated with birch (Betula alba L.). Edibility

: He is considered a poisonous mushroom as if consumed in high doses has a great effect neurotoxic and which also causes severe intestinal damage and liver. As gerenral poisoning patients presenting with this fungus often require liver transplants. However, the most important defect of this Amanita is the entheogenic or hallucinogenic property caused by muscarine, present and focused primarily on their gills, when the fungus is consumed in low doses (To learn more about the hallucinogenic effect of this fungus to go the following address.)

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Boletus granulatus (L. ex Fr) Kuntze

Division : Basidiomycota
Class: Basidiomycetes Order
: Boletales
Family: Gender
Boletaceae : Boletus

Description: Hongo whose hat is characterized by aspect glutinous or sticky after a rain. This hat is yellow-brown when young and darkens with age. It is usually much lighter than Suillus luteus with which confused. Also has never ring on his foot and this foot usually have many black spots (grainy). Also under his hat, the hymenium organized in very small tubes (spongy) exudes when the fruit body is young, a yellowish white milk.

Habitat : is a species that in Chile only associated with radiata pine forest. this fungus is known by the name "Pine Callampa" or "Callampa Yellow" and the first mushroom to appear in the autumn in these forests.

Edibility: is an edible species, good flavor, but did not reach the quality it presents its European cousin Boletus edulis . It is sold and exports to countries in the Northern Hemisphere.

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Amanita toxica (Lazo) Garrido and Morchella conica Pers Brsky

Division: Basidiomycota Class
: Homobasidiomycetes
Order: Agaricales Family
: Amanitaceae
Gender : Amanita

Description: is characterized by presenting a hat with central scales are part of the universal veil. Usually hat has colors ranging from white to olive green (which is very similar to the color of Amanita phalloides . The foot is short and has a ring that is easily broken so that some specimens do not occur in advanced stages development, the back is wide and white.

Habitat : This is a mycorrhizal fungus, so it can only be found associated with certain conformations floristic as forests Pinus radiata and native forest.

Edibility: is no doubt one of the most toxic fungi found in Chile, being responsible for a large number of fatal mycetes. It is very difficult to confuse with other wild mushrooms, however, some paler varieties closely resemble edible species of Agaricus .