Übersetzung für "Fly agaric" in Deutsch

Unlike in nature, our crocheted fly agaric is absolutely harmless and non-toxic.

Who has not yet heard of the fly agaric or of the green amanita?

Amanita muscarias are toadstools commonly known as the fly agaric or fly amanita.

The fly agaric is a wonderful accessory for every autumn scene.

Fly agaric has a white underside while mushroom has a more pinkish-brownish color.

But why did the fly agaric additionally acquire a lucky image?

Comes with label that features a fly agaric - a symbol for luck.

As an option - the fly agaric in this recipe can be replaced with boric acid.

Mysteries about fly agaric for schoolchildren can be such:

The very same riddle about fly agaric for children can be somewhat longer and more complicated.

By the way, it is in the lessons of the surrounding world that the fly agaric is a difficult plant.

Much has been written about the fly agaric and its effects.

There are several explanations for the name "fly agaric".

Who does not know the red fly agaric?

Justin was able to explain to us why the fungus is called a fly agaric.

Amanita muscarias are commonly known as the fly agaric or fly amanita.

Amanita muscaria, toadstool commonly known as the fly agaric or fly amanita is a highly poisonous basidiomycete fungus.

Four-leaf cloverleaf, fly agaric or ladybug – everyone has their own personal favourite.

Of course the fly agaric (Amanita muscari) is the one whose bright caps simply cannot be unnoticed.

Firstly, it is the fly agaric, which is considered by the people to be quite an effective poison from hornets, but it requires special preparation.

When one consumed the fly agaric (by eating or smoking), one hallucinated, thus showing signs of madness.

Among them such representatives whom it is better to avoid - a fly agaric, false honey agarics, a pale toadstool, and also svinushka meet.

The cute couples Tilli the rabbit and Taps the bear or fly agaric Maila and cloudman Kobi are also equipped with a funny rattle.

In that arrangement, a relatively elongate double cone is formed from a series of individual wires, while in an embodiment the cones are directed in relation to each other in the manner of a bone and in a further embodiment the cones are in the same direction, similarly to a fly agaric.