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Mushroom

A mushroom is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically produced above ground on soil or another food source. A toadstool generally refers to a poisonous mushroom.

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Calcium
1% 18 mg
Carbohydrates
4.3 g
Copper
56% 0.5 mg
Dietary fiber
0.6 g
Energy
94 kJ (22 kcal)
Fat
0.1 g

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Etymology

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Classification

Morphology

Growth

Nutrition

Human use

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Mushroom

Nodes262
Edges261
Triples225
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007634
Components1

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Mushroom

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related to Sources · 49
Mushroom → Agriculture Canada, Ammirati JF, Buchanan PK, California, Canada, Canadian Government Publishing Centre, Cole AL, Delhi, Edible, Eureka, Fitzhenry, Genus, Hall IR, Horgen PA, How, Identify Mushrooms, Including, Inedible Fungi, ISBN, Jaini
related to Classification · 24
Mushroom → Agaricales, Agaricomycetes, Agaricus, Amanitas, Cantharellales, For, Gloeophyllales, Gomphales, Gomphus, However, Hymenochaetales, Lactarius, Lactifluus, Lentinellus, Lentinus, Neolentinus, Panus, Polyporales, Psilocybe, Rickenella
related to Identification · 18
Mushroom → Aid, As, At, Chemical, Identifying, July, Most, Mushroom Identification Archived, Mushroom Observer, Simon's Rock CollegeOnline Edible, Spore, Tasting, The, Their, Victorian, Wayback Machine, While, Wild Mushroom Field Guide
related to Edible mushrooms · 14
Mushroom → Agaricus, Chinese, European, Hericium, Humans, In, Japanese, Korean, Most, Mushrooms, Other, Pleurotus, Several, The
related to Morphology · 14
Mushroom → Amanita, As, Cortinarius, In, It, Lepiota, Many, Mushrooms, Often, Other, Panus, Pleurotus, Puffballs, The
related to Microscopic features · 11
Mushroom → Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, Cystidia, Gasteromycetes, In, Interspersed, Many, Similar, The, The Discomycetes, The Pyrenomycetes
related to Vitamin D · 8
Mushroom → Agriculture, D2, In, The, The US Department, UV, UV-exposed, When
related to Growth · 7
Mushroom → English, In, Many, Once, Slightly, The, This
related to Toxic mushrooms · 7
Mushroom → Although, Chernobyl, European, In, Many, One, Toxicity
related to Psychoactive mushrooms · 6
Mushroom → Commonly, Mushrooms, One, Psilocybin, Recent, They

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mushrooms species gills called fungi edible may used many poisonous spores often stalk identification also microscopic bodies agaricus common cap

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MushroomCalcium1% 18 mg1.00infobox
MushroomCarbohydrates4.3 g1.00infobox
MushroomCopper56% 0.5 mg1.00infobox
MushroomDietary fiber0.6 g1.00infobox
MushroomEnergy94 kJ (22 kcal)1.00infobox
MushroomFat0.1 g1.00infobox
MushroomFolate (B9)6% 25 μg1.00infobox
MushroomIron2% 0.4 mg1.00infobox
MushroomMagnesium2% 9 mg1.00infobox
MushroomManganese6% 0.142 mg1.00infobox
MushroomMineralsQuantity %DV†1.00infobox
MushroomNiacin (B3)24% 3.8 mg1.00infobox
MushroomOther constituentsQuantity1.00infobox
MushroomPantothenic acid (B5)30% 1.5 mg1.00infobox
MushroomPhosphorus10% 120 mg1.00infobox
MushroomPotassium15% 448 mg1.00infobox
MushroomProtein2.5 g1.00infobox
MushroomRiboflavin (B2)38% 0.5 mg1.00infobox
MushroomSelenium47% 26 μg1.00infobox
MushroomSodium0% 6 mg1.00infobox
MushroomSugars1.72 g1.00infobox
MushroomThiamine (B1)8% 0.095 mg1.00infobox
MushroomVitamin B66% 0.11 mg1.00infobox
MushroomVitamin C0% 0 mg1.00infobox
MushroomVitamin D0% 3 IU1.00infobox
MushroomVitaminsQuantity %DV†1.00infobox
MushroomVitamins and mineralsVitamins and minerals VitaminsQuantity %DV†Thiamine (B1)8% 0.095 mgRiboflavin (B2)38% 0.5 mgNiacin (B3)24% 3.8 mgPantothenic acid (B5)30% 1.5 mgVitamin B66% 0.11 mgFolate (B9)6%…1.00infobox
MushroomWater92.1 g1.00infobox
MushroomZinc10% 1.1 mg1.00infobox
Mushroomis afleshy0.90text

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