Agaricus sp.

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Division Basidiomycota 5 2 9 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 0 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 1 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Xerocomus (Boletus) dryophilus a xerocomoid bolete that is highly variable in color, but pileus usually with some red; associated with oaks Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus eastwoodiae (satanas) a massive mushroom with distinctive colors and shape, our west-coast version of B. satanas Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus edulis A complex of <strong>sp</strong>ecies that have a large yellow-brown or red-brown colored pileus, flesh unchanging, tube mouths white and stuffed when young, stipe reticulate; one of the best mushrooms for eatting if the fly larvae didn't beat you to it.
Division Basidiomycota 5 3 2 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 3 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 5 3 4 Class Agaricomycetes boletes & relatives Order Family Notes Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus erythropus Dark pileus, red tube mouths, even stipe without reticulations Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus fibrillosus Large and edulis like. Pileus a rich yellow-brown with a wrinkly texture Boletales (Boletaceae) Boletineae Boletus flaviporus a thin-stiped, light brown bolete with bright yellow tubes
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Division Ascomycota 4 0 Class Leoti
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Division Myxomycota 7 8 4 Class Myx
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