u/DopplerSpectroscopy

we just banned all words

no pictures

Phallus sp. with the gleba washed off

u/Negative-Ad1412

u/Destroy1ndAngel dog ingestion

I'm not trying to "research" anything, the consensus is clear in that the reports of skin-contact dermatitis with T. cornu-damae originated from unfounded rumors. If you simply investigated your sources, you would have difficulty finding the original evidence for your claim.

None of those are specific sources.

Now cite a reliable, academic source that these mushrooms cause damage on skin contact.

deliquescence, completely normal for this genus

Amanita chrysoblema

u/Destroy1ngAngel is this one of yours?

Impossible to identify without clearer photos. Location must also be provided, as well as clear photos of the underside, pileus, stipe, and base.

Impossible to identify without clearer photos. Location must also be provided, as well as clear photos of the underside, pileus, stipe, and base.

cite a species then.

picking is often necessary for purpose of identification. we offer identifications from experts on reddit too, including this subreddit.

no, there are no mushrooms unsafe to touch

neither of those, Amanita sp.

Phallus sp.

likely.

I think so

I don't know unfortunately

u/catzillha

We believe they're Pleurotus as well. Note the material at the base of the stipe in image 2.

u/mazzy-b

I've alerted the other TIs just now.