Agaricaceae

White anise and mushroom (Agaricus arvensis)

The mushroom relatives or Egerlingsverwandten ( Agaricaceae ) are a large family of mushroom -like ( Agaricales ).

Features

The Pilothecien ( hats or hat-like structure ) carry blades that are usually free, so do not bottom out on the stalk. The stem is almost always associated centrally with the hat. The spore powder and the slats are often pale or brownish- blackish, rarely greenish or reddish. Rings on the stem and flakes or scales on hut or stem often occur. The stem base, the foot is always without sheath ( volva ).

System

The following incomplete system is largely inspired by the Dictionary of the Fungi ( see below under "Literature" ) and the entries in the Index Fungorum and contains the major genera within the family Agaricaceae.

  • Family: Champignon Related ( Agaricaceae ) Genus: mushrooms, chestnut mushrooms (Agaricus )
  • Genus: Egerlingsschirmpilze ( Leucoagaricus )
  • Genus: Großstäublinge ( Calvatia )
  • Genus: Grünsporschirmlinge ( Chlorophyllum )
  • Genus: fold screen Linge ( Leucocoprinus )
  • Genus: grains screen Linge ( Cystoderma )
  • Genus: Flour screen Linge ( Cystolepiota )
  • Genus: Giant Umbrella Linge ( Macrolepiota )
  • Genus: screen blanks ( Lepiota )
  • Genus: silk screen pieces ( Sericeomyces )
  • Genus: puffballs ( Lycoperdon )
  • Genus: dwarf umbrella Linge ( Melanophyllum )

Swell

  • Paul M. Kirk, Paul F. Cannon, David W. Minter, JA Stalpers: Dictionary of the Fungi. 10th edition edition. CABI Europe, Wallingford, Oxfordshire (UK) 2008, ISBN 978-0-85199-826-8 ( 784 pages).
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