




agaricus californicus
The California Agaricus is a delightful mushroom that often pops up in gardens and forests. Kids can spot its white cap and learn how it helps nature by breaking down old plant material!
生息地: California Agaricus thrives in forests, gardens, and grassy areas.
The California Agaricus has a white to yellowish cap, often bruising yellow, and a robust white stem. Its gills start pinkish and darken to chocolate brown as spores mature, making it visually distinct from some edible look-alikes.





カテゴリ
菌類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Despite its tasty-looking appearance, this mushroom will give you a tummy ache!
It smells distinctly like carbolic acid, sometimes compared to ink or phenol!
Its tiny spores, released by the billions, can travel far on the wind to grow new mushrooms.
Mushrooms are actually more closely related to animals than they are to plants!
California Agaricus releases a strong carbolic (ink-like) odor that helps warn animals it's not good to eat.
California Agaricus has a vast underground network of mycelium that helps it break down nutrients in the soil.
California Agaricus can produce compounds that cause stomach upset, helping protect itself from hungry creatures.
Limax maximus
Slugs sometimes munch on the mushroom's cap.
Sciara coprophila
Their larvae feed on the mushroom's tissues.

Quercus agrifolia
Decomposes fallen leaves and organic debris nearby.
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Always ask an adult before picking or eating wild mushrooms!
5-10 cm
poisonous
8-18 cm
California Agaricus thrives in forests, gardens, and grassy areas.
soil
Fall, winter, spring
Dark brown
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