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skelet666 [1.2K]
3 years ago
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LOS HONGOS SON CONOCIDOS POR EL HOMBRE DESDE LA ANTIGÜEDAD, COMO ALIMENTO, EN RITUALES RELIGIOSOS, MEDICINA, ALUCINÓGENOS Y CON

PROPIEDADES VENENOSAS PARA EL HOMBRE. MENCIONE EL NOMBRE DE UN HONGO QUE LOS EMPERADORES ROMANOS UTILIZABAN REGULARMEN TE EN SUS FIESTAS Y PARA ELIMINAR A SUS ENEMIGOS.
Biology
1 answer:
Ainat [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

La respuesta correcta es "Amanita muscaria".

Explanation:

Amanita caesarea es un hongo comestible comúnmente conocido como el hongo del César por el uso que le dieron los emperadores romanos. Este hongo es comestible por lo que comúnmente se servía en los banquetes de las fiestas. Amanita caesarea es muy similar al hongo venenoso Amanita muscaria, por lo que los emperadores solían eliminar a sus enemigos al darles este hongo en lugar del hongo Amanita caesarea. Un ejemplo de como fue aplicado este hongo, fue durante el asesinato de el Emperador Claudio, el predecesor de Nerón, quien fue envenenado con muscarina contenida en el hongo Amanita muscaria.

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