Waspstool

A small mushroom growing in humid forest, near nests of insects. It is not particularily toxic for humans, but posesses interesting properties.
It is known for his defensive actions against wasps. It is an ingredient for a poultice against wasp sting, and its scent when burnt apeases wasp, allowing people to remove the nests in peace.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Like other basidiomycetes, the Waspstool possesses a round cap on a supporting pillar. Its yellow and black colors are easy to spot.

Ecology and Habitats

Wet forest, grow in the soil near cavities waps could use for their nests.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Mycorizhal symbiosis with some trees, protect the roots with a membrane in exchange for the sugar that the plant produce.

Biological Cycle

Produces spore that spread out when the Waspstool is picked up and crushed.

Scientific Name

Amanita vespamandi