List of Agaricus species
The fungal genus Agaricus contains about 200 species worldwide.[1]
List of species
Common button mushroom, Agaricus bisporus
Field mushroom, Agaricus campestris
The wine-colored Agaricus, Agaricus subrutilescens
Agaricus vaporarius
Yellow stainer, Agaricus xanthodermus
- Agaricus abruptibulbus Peck (1905) – abruptly bulbous agaricus
- Agaricus agrinferus Kerrigan & Callac (2008)
- Agaricus albolutescens Zeller (1938)
- Agaricus aestivalis Pilat (1951)
- Agaricus agrinferus Kerrigan & Callac – California[2]
- Agaricus annae[3]
- Agaricus alabamensis – North America[4]
- Agaricus albertii Bon (1988)
- Agaricus altipes
- Agaricus amicosus
- Agaricus arcticus
- Agaricus argenteus
- Agaricus argentinus[5]
- Agaricus aridicola Geml, Geiser & Royse (2004)[6]
- Agaricus aristocratus
- Agaricus arorae
- Agaricus arvensis – horse mushroom
- Agaricus augustus – the prince
- Agaricus aurantioviolaceus
- Agaricus benesii
- Agaricus bernardii
- Agaricus biannulatus Mua, L.A.Parra, Cappelli & Callac (2012) – Europe[7]
- Agaricus bisporiticus – Asia[8]
- Agaricus bisporus – cultivated mushroom
- Agaricus bitorquis
- Agaricus blazei
- Agaricus bohusianus L.A.Parra (2005) – Europe[9]
- Agaricus bohusii
- Agaricus bresadolanus
- Agaricus caballeroi L.A.Parra, G.Muñoz & Callac (2014) – Spain[10]
- Agaricus californicus[11]
- Agaricus campbellensis[12]
- Agaricus campestris – field mushroom, meadow mushroom (US)
- Agaricus cellaris
- Agaricus chartaceus[13]
- Agaricus chionodermus[3]
- Agaricus chlamydopus
- Agaricus colpeteii[14]
- Agaricus columellatus[15]
- Agaricus comtuliformis[4]
- Agaricus comtulus
- Agaricus cretacellus
- Agaricus cretaceus
- Agaricus crocodilinus
- Agaricus cupreobrunneus
- Agaricus cupressophilus Kerrigan (2008) – California[2]
- Agaricus depauperatus
- Agaricus deserticola G.Moreno, Esqueda & Lizárraga (2010)
- Agaricus devoniensis
- Agaricus diminutivus
- Agaricus dulcidulus – rosy wood mushroom
- Agaricus eburneocanus[13]
- Agaricus endoxanthus[16]
- Agaricus erthyrosarx[13]
- Agaricus essettei
- Agaricus excellens
- Agaricus fissuratus
- Agaricus freirei – Spain[17]
- Agaricus fuscofibrillosus
- Agaricus fuscovelatus
- Agaricus geesterani syn. Allopsalliota geesterani
- Agaricus floridanus
- Agaricus fuscopunctatus – Thailand[8]
- Agaricus haemorrhoidarius
- Agaricus halophilus
- Agaricus hondensis
- Agaricus hortensis
- Agaricus huijsmanii Courtec. (2008)
- Agaricus inilleasper[13]
- Agaricus impudicus
- Agaricus inapertus
- Agaricus koelerionensis
- Agaricus lacrymabunda
- Agaricus lamelliperditus[14]
- Agaricus langei
- Agaricus lanipes
- Agaricus laskibarii[18]
- Agaricus leucotrichus
- Agaricus lilaceps – cypress agaricus
- Agaricus litoralis
- Agaricus ludovici[19]
- Agaricus luteomaculatus
- Agaricus maclovianus[20]
- Agaricus macrocarpus
- Agaricus macrolepis (Pilát & Pouzar) Boisselet & Courtec. (2008)
- Agaricus macrosporus
- Agaricus magni
- Agaricus maleolens
- Agaricus medio-fuscus
- Agaricus meleagris
- Agaricus menieri
- Agaricus micromegathus
- Agaricus microvolvatulus
- Agaricus minimus
- Agaricus moelleri – inky mushroom
- Agaricus murinocephalus – Thailand[21]
- Agaricus nebularum – South America[22]
- Agaricus niveolutescens
- Agaricus nivescens
- Agaricus osecanus
- Agaricus pachydermus[13]
- Agaricus pampeanus
- Agaricus parvitigrinus[23]
- Agaricus pattersoniae – California
- Agaricus perobscurus
- Agaricus perrarus
- Agaricus phaeolepidotus
- Agaricus pilatianus
- Agaricus pilosporus
- Agaricus placomyces
- Agaricus pocillator
- Agaricus porphyrizon
- Agaricus porphyrocephalus
- Agaricus praerimosus
- Agaricus pratensis
- Agaricus pseudopratensis
- Agaricus purpurellus
- Agaricus radicatus
- Agaricus romagnesii
- Agaricus rosalamellatus[24]
- Agaricus rotalis
- Agaricus rubellus
- Agaricus rufotegulis
- Agaricus rusiophyllus
- Agaricus santacatalinensis[25] – Brazil
- Agaricus semotus
- Agaricus silvaticus
- Agaricus silvicola Peck (1872) – wood mushroom
- Agaricus smithii
- Agaricus solidipes
- Agaricus spissicaulis
- Agaricus stigmaticus Courtec. (2008)
- Agaricus stramineus
- Agaricus subantarcticus[12]
- Agaricus subfloccosus
- Agaricus subperonatus
- Agaricus subrufescens (= Agaricus blazei)
- Agaricus subrutilescens – wine-colored agaricus
- Agaricus subsaharianus L.A.Parra, Hama & De Kesel (2010)
- Agaricus subsubensis Kerrigan (2008) – California[2]
- Agaricus taeniatus – China[26]
- Agaricus tlaxcalensis Callac & G.Mata (2008) – Tlaxcala[2]
- Agaricus urinascens
- Agaricus vaporarius
- Agaricus variegans
- Agaricus valdiviae[27][28]
- Agaricus xanthodermulus [23]
- Agaricus xanthodermus – yellow-staining mushroom
- Agaricus xantholepis [29]
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References
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- 1 2 3 4 Kerrigan RW, Callac P, Parra LA. (2008). "New and rare taxa in Agaricus section Bivelares (Duploannulati)". Mycologia. 100 (6): 876–92. doi:10.3852/08-019.
- 1 2 Pilát A. (1951). The Bohemian species of the genus Agaricus. Prague, 142 pp.
- 1 2 Murrill WA. (1922). "Dark-spored agarics: III. Agaricus". Mycologia. 14 (4): 200−221. doi:10.2307/3753642.
- ↑ (1899). Spegazzini C. (1899). Fungi argentini novi vel critici. Anales Mus. Nac. Buenos Aires 24: 167–186.
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- ↑ Parra LA, Mua A, Cappelli A, Callac P. (2012). "Agaricus biannulatus sp. nov., una nuova specie della sezione Xanthodermatei raccolta in Sardegna e Sicilia". Micologia e Vegetazione Mediterranea (in Italian). 26 (1): 3–30.
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- ↑ Albertó E. (1998). "Agaricus santacatalinensis a new species from Argentina". Mycotaxon. 66: 205–14.
- ↑ Sai-Fei L, Ya-Li X, Cai-Xai Q, Qian-Qian L, Sheng-Long W, Guo-Jie L, Dong Z, Shao-Jie L, Hua-An W. (2014). "Agaricus taeniatus sp. nov., a new member of Agaricus sect. Bivelares from northwest China". Mycotaxon. 129: 187–96. doi:10.5248/129.187.
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External links
- "www.mykoweb.com" (PDF). Trial Key to Common Agaricus Species of the Central California Coast
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