Toxic Mushroom
Clinical Reference Guide
Guatemala: CIAT +502 2251-3560 ·
El Salvador: +503 2231-9200 ·
Honduras: +504 2232-6216 ·
Nicaragua: Cruz Roja 128
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Costa Rica: CIATOX +506 2221-7428 ·
Panamá: +507 269-5833 ·
Belize: KHMH +501 227-1548
CENTRAL AMERICA
CENTRAL AMERICA
Guatemala · El Salvador · Honduras · Nicaragua · Costa Rica · Panamá · Belize
Instant Access for Medical Professionals & First Responders — Central America (14 Clinically Documented Species)
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✓ Updated and reviewed — June 2026
Spore & Scout has developed a clinical reference covering the 14 most clinically significant toxic mushroom species across Central America — including Amanita arocheae (the Latin American Death Cap with cyclopeptide amatoxins), Amanita bisporigera (Destroying Angel), Galerina marginata (Deadly Galerina), Lepiota subincarnata (Deadly Dapperling), and Chlorophyllum molybdites (most common cause of GI mushroom poisoning in the region).
Designed for emergency departments, urgent care, EMS, and poison control consultation throughout Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panamá, and Belize. Scan the QR code below for immediate access — no login required.
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Emergency Physicians · Toxicologists · EMS Providers · Poison Control Specialists · Urgent Care Clinicians
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● High lethality
● Severe toxicity
● Moderate risk
WHAT'S COVERED (14 SPECIES)
●Amanita arocheae (Latin American Death Cap)
●Amanita bisporigera (Destroying Angel)
●Amanita verna (Spring Death Cap)
●Galerina marginata (Deadly Galerina)
●Lepiota subincarnata (Deadly Dapperling)
●Cortinarius rubellus (Deadly Webcap)
●Gyromitra infula (Hooded False Morel)
●Inocybe geophylla (White Fiber Cap)
●Lepiota cristata (Stinking Dapperling)
●Amanita muscaria (Fly Agaric)
●Chlorophyllum molybdites (False Parasol)
●Clitocybe dealbata (Ivory Funnel)
●Macrocybe titans (Giant Western Mushroom)
●Psilocybe cubensis (Magic Mushroom)