Agaricus sp.

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Division Basidiomycota 1 6 3 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 1 6 4 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 1 6 5 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Agaricales (Tricholomaceae) Collybia-Clitocybe clade Collybia sp. The traditional concept of the genus includes small to medium sized species with white spores and inrolled margins and tough or pliate stipes; most species have now been transferred to Gymnopus or Rhodocollybia. Agaricales (Tricholomataceae) Marasmiaceae Agaricales Crinipellis scabella (Tricholomataceae) Cystoderma clade 88 Cystoderma carcharias var. fallax Generic characters: with powdering cells on the pileus and stipe that rub off when touched; pileus cuticle an epithelium; similar to Lepiota in general appearance but with attached gills; spores amyloid.
Division Basidiomycota 1 6 6 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 1 6 7 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Division Basidiomycota 1 6 8 Class Agaricomycetes tricholomataceae Order Family Notes Agaricales (Tricholomataceae) no new family or clade yet Cystodermella amianthinum Cystodermella differs from Cystoderma in the non-amyloid spores Agaricales (Lepiotaceae) Agaricaceae Cystolepiota seminuda very small, white, and powdery Agaricales (Tricholomataceae) not placed Dendrocollybia (Collybia) racemosa small Collybia with sidebranches of the stipe. Very COOL
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Division Myxomycota 7 8 4 Class Myx
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