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Agaricaceae
40 (8a) Aroira and Miller recognize one genus
of Agaricaceae, Agaricus, but Lincoff (Audubon guide)
includes additional genera including Lepiota.
Agaricus contains a large number of edible species mushrooms form which the
commercial A. bisporus was bred. Typically Agaricus are edible and
choice, with the exception of A. xanthodermus and allies, which are
poisonous. A. xanthodermus bruises yellow, and all Agaricus species
that bruise yellowish should be avoided. The other caution is to ensure the
spores are dark, since the fruiting bodies can superficially resemble Amanita.
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A500-9; Ar310-41; Ba192-4; Bo2; L202-7; M189-94; Mc254-62; P189-94; A137-42, 325 | |
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Agaricus: abruptibula,albolutescens,augustus,bitorquis,campestris,haemorrhoidarius, langei,leucotrichus,meleagris,micromegethus,placomyces,procillator,semotus, silvaticus,silvicola |