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Agaricus

Agaricus is a genus of mushroom-forming fungi containing both edible and poisonous species, with over 400 members worldwide and possibly again as many disputed or newly discovered species. The genus includes the common ("button") mushroom (A. bisporus) and the field mushroom (A. campestris), the dominant cultivated mushrooms of the West.

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Agaricus

Nodes287
Edges286
Triples87
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006969
Components1

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Agaricus

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related to Taxonomy · 13
Agaricus → Agari, Agarum, Agarus, All, Azov, Berdiansk, For, It, Psalliota, Sarmatia Europaea, Sea, Several, Ukraine
related to Selected species · 6
Agaricus → As, Ceraceomyces, Echigoshirayukidake, It, Japan, The
related to Toxicity · 6
Agaricus → Africa, Amanita, An, Far, In Agaricus, One
related to Uses · 6
Agaricus → Arvense, Duploannulatae, Many, Other, Sanguinolenti, The
related to Description and ecology · 5
Agaricus → Adults, Agaricaceae, Members, They, Tritoma
related to Phylogeny · 4
Agaricus → Prior, Restriction, Rolf Singer, The
related to External links · 3
Agaricus → Fungi, Mushroom Expert, The Genus Agaricus
is a · 2
Agaricus → clade around the yellow-staining mushroom, genus of mushroom-forming fungi containing both edible and poisonous species
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Agaricus → As, Subgenus Agaricus

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genus species mushroom campestris amanita psalliota fungi members name mushrooms dill type poisonous gills often many 400 field edible several

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Agaricusis agenus of mushroom-forming fungi containing both edible and poisonous species0.90text
Agaricusis aclade around the yellow-staining mushroom0.90text
A. cupreobrunneusinstance ofit contains species typically found in open grassland0.80text
and it also includes at least one undescribed speciesinstance ofit contains species typically found in open grassland0.80text
A. aridicolainstance ofSpecies0.80text
A. martinicensisinstance ofit contains species0.80text
A. rufoaurantiacus.Subgenus PseudochitoniaThis highly diverse clade of mid-sized to largish species makes up much the bulk of the genus' extant diversityinstance ofit contains species0.80text
and this subgenus contains numerous as of yet undescribed speciesinstance ofit contains species0.80text
A. bernardiiinstance ofand A. toluenolens.Section ChitonioidesContains species0.80text
the doubtfully distinct A. bernardiiformisinstance ofand A. toluenolens.Section ChitonioidesContains species0.80text
A. gennadiiinstance ofand A. toluenolens.Section ChitonioidesContains species0.80text
A. nevoiinstance ofand A. toluenolens.Section ChitonioidesContains species0.80text

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