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IZ 4 Boy Scouts smooth but sticky when moist; gills wMte; spores wMte; on the stem is an annulus or ring just bdow the cap. Fly Areanita (Areanita muscaria) About the same size; mostly yellow, but ranging from orange red to or almost white; usually with raised white spots or scales on the top; gills white or tinged yellow; spores white; flesh white. Hated Areanita (Ar?anita spreta) Four to six inches high; cap three to five inches across; white, tinged with brown in places especially in the middle of the cap, where it has sometimes a bump. Deadly am?mlta Fly am?tnlta ]?ated ?tmsmita There are over a score more of amani.tas varying in size and color, but all have the general style of mushrooms, and the label marks of poison, viz., white or yellow gills, a poison cup, and white spores. Emetic Russula (Russula emetica) In a less degree this russula is poisonous. It is a short- stemmed mushroom, two to four inches high, about the size of the Fly Areanita; its cap is rosy red, plnki.?h when young, dark red when older, hding to straw color in age; its gills and spores white. Its peppery taste when raw is a fair notice of danger. Syrnptor? of _Poiso?.g: Vomiting .a?zj?y?4?he ? charge from the bowels being watery with '?'?Yff?k'?'?spended