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Agaricaceae — Mushroom Family

83 species · Fungi

Fungi › Basidiomycota › Agaricomycetes › Agaricales › Agaricaceae

Lepiota lilacea is a poisonous, small-capped agaric fungus native to Europe and America, first described in 1893.

Lepiota flammeotincta is a mushroom found in low elevation Pacific Northwest coastal coniferous forests that stains red then brown when bruised.

Lepiota brunneoincarnata, the deadly dapperling, is a toxic alpha-amanitin-containing mushroom found in parts of Europe and Asia.

Lepiota ignivolvata is an orange-ringed Lepiota species found mostly in central to southern European woodlands.

Lepiota spheniscispora is an Agaricaceae agaric fungus from central coastal California, described in 2001 by Else Vellinga.

Lepiota magnispora is a saprotrophic North American mushroom with distinctive changing cap and gill features.

Lepiota clypeolaria is a poisonous widespread mushroom that resembles more deadly species in its genus.

Lepiota erminea, the dune dapperling, is an agaric fungus in Agaricaceae found in Europe and North America.

Cystolepiota seminuda is a small white mushroom that bruises light purple, with grainy texture and white spores.

Melanophyllum haematospermum is a small mushroom with red gills that grows in humus-rich soil, typically in disturbed areas.

Echinoderma asperum is a mushroom species found across northern temperate zones with distinct scaly cap and cottony ring features.

Related Families

Amanitaceae 87 species Tricholomataceae 66 species Hygrophoraceae 63 species Hymenogastraceae 59 species Mycenaceae 53 species Cortinariaceae 40 species Strophariaceae 39 species Physalacriaceae 31 species

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