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A tropical counterpart to the common field mushroom, Agaricus campestroides is adapted to warmer climates. It resembles A. campestris but is distinguished by its tropical distribution and specific morphological traits. The species produces medium-sized fruit bodies with white to greyish caps and pinkish gills that turn dark brown. It is a promising species for cultivation in tropical regions where A. bisporus struggles with the heat.
Tropical Asia (e.g., Thailand, China) and Africa.
No strains cataloged yet for this species.
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