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Agaricus family


Daniele

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Hi all, I'm new on this forum, I 'm pleased to became part of it :D

I'm a mushrooms lover and I've found this nice Agaricus today.

I'm struggle identifing it. Ther aren't yellow marks at all and has nutty and almonds pleasent smell.

Could you help me to identify it?

 

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Okay, except I'm not very confident about IDing an Agaricus species that grows on Isle Of Wight. There may be species there that I ma completely unfamiliar with. Actually, the Agaricus species of North America can be quite puzzling. In my area, the ones with almond odor are good to eat. Caution is advised. 

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Okay! Be aware there are species of Agaricus that look somewhat like this one but are sickeners. Like I said before, odor is important with Agaricus. At least some of the offensive species have an unpleasant phenol/chemical/inky odor. 

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