Agaricus subperonatus is a distinctive species often found in urban environments, gardens, and compost heaps. It features a brown, scaly cap that differentiates it from the common white agarics. The stem typically has a well-developed ring and often tapers towards the base. The flesh reddens when cut, a key identification feature distinguishing it from yellow-staining toxic species.
Europe and North America.
No strains cataloged yet for this species.
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