In its UK account, Woodland Trust describes fly agaric growing in woodland and heathland on light soils among birch, pine or spruce, with associations with other trees as well; this is not an exhaustive list of associated trees.
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In its UK account, Woodland Trust describes fly agaric growing in woodland and heathland on light soils among birch, pine or spruce, with associations with other trees as well; this is not an exhaustive list of associated trees.
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Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20261108T220331214 · last approved 9 November 2026
GBIF reports an observation attributed to Amanita muscaria in Sweden, Europe, dated 2026-08-11. This is a reported occurrence only, not evidence of native range, breeding, exhaustive distribution or a wild setting.
Fly agaric is native to the UK according to Woodland Trust; this does not restrict its global range to the UK.
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