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Mixed toxin profiles in two new and one known species of Inocybe (Inocybaceae) from northern China
Mushroom poisoning has become a serious food safety issue in China. Poisoning incidents caused by species of Inocybaceae have been continuously reported from tropical to temperate regions of China in recent years. Many species of Inocybaceae contain muscarine, which stimulates the p
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