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AI Mushroom Identification

Smart Assistant for Safe Foraging

Using advanced AI technology to quickly identify mushroom species and safety, reducing the risk of consuming poisonous mushrooms, making your outdoor foraging safer.

AI Mushroom Identification - Smart Assistant for Safe Foraging

Features

Fast Recognition

Simply take a photo or upload a mushroom image, and the AI system will analyze and provide identification results in seconds, helping you quickly understand the mushroom's safety.

Safety Warnings

Provides clear visual warnings for mushrooms of different safety levels, including green safety indicators, yellow caution borders, and red deadly warnings.

Detailed Information

Provides comprehensive information including species name, edibility, similar species differentiation, ecological characteristics, morphological details, and cooking suggestions.

How It Works

Just three simple steps to quickly identify mushroom species and safety

1

Take Photo or Upload Image

Use your phone camera to photograph mushrooms, or select existing mushroom images from your album to upload to the system.

2

AI Intelligent Analysis

The system automatically analyzes the image, identifying the mushroom's species, characteristics, and safety - the entire process takes just seconds.

3

View Identification Results

The system displays detailed mushroom information, including species name, edibility, safety level, morphological features, and related knowledge.

Safety Knowledge

Deadly Mushroom Characteristics

  • Death Cap: White body, white membranous ring on upper stem, spherical base with volva
  • Grey Veiled Amanita: Dark gray to nearly black, white gills, shallow cup-shaped volva
  • Yellow Cap Amanita: Yellow or dirty yellow, edges with short grooves, shallow cup-shaped volva
  • Lead-Green Gilled Mushroom: Gills are lead green, the most common poisonous mushroom species causing poisoning incidents

Safe Foraging Tips

  • Do not consume mushrooms you don't recognize; similar-looking mushrooms can be vastly different
  • Brightly colored mushrooms are not necessarily toxic, and dull-colored mushrooms can be extremely poisonous
  • The claim that silverware or garlic turns black when cooked with poisonous mushrooms has no scientific basis
  • Mushrooms infested with maggots or insects may still be toxic and cannot be used as a judgment criterion

Emergency Treatment

If symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, or diarrhea occur after consuming poisonous mushrooms, take the following measures immediately:

  1. Induce vomiting immediately: Use fingers to stimulate the throat or use an object to press the tongue root to induce vomiting
  2. Seek medical attention as soon as possible: Bring remaining mushroom samples so doctors can determine effective treatment measures
  3. Rest: Avoid strenuous exercise to reduce the body's absorption of toxins

Common Mushroom Gallery

Edible Mushrooms - Common edible mushrooms include shiitake, oyster, enoki, and king trumpet mushrooms, rich in nutritional value and unique flavor.

Edible Mushrooms

Safe

Common edible mushrooms include shiitake, oyster, enoki, and king trumpet mushrooms, rich in nutritional value and unique flavor.

Poisonous Mushrooms - Poisonous mushrooms such as fly agaric can cause nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain after consumption, requiring prompt medical treatment.

Poisonous Mushrooms

Poisonous

Poisonous mushrooms such as fly agaric can cause nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain after consumption, requiring prompt medical treatment.

Deadly Mushrooms - Deadly mushrooms such as death cap and grey veiled amanita contain potent toxins that can lead to liver and kidney failure or even death if consumed.

Deadly Mushrooms

Deadly

Deadly mushrooms such as death cap and grey veiled amanita contain potent toxins that can lead to liver and kidney failure or even death if consumed.

Experience AI Mushroom Identification Now

Whether foraging outdoors or purchasing at markets, let AI assist safeguard your food safety

Frequently Asked Questions