Death cap mushrooms here to stay as they adapt to new tree hosts: experts

The spread of the lethal death cap mushroom could get a lot worse in years to come, says a leading mycologist. The discovery of Amanita phalloides in the roots of a native Garry oak in 2016 means. . .

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