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Agaricus bernardii, late March
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Hey everybody. Earlier this week I went for an early morning bike ride and found this beauty on a local university's land.

Here are the photos. Notice the beautiful staining. After slicing it, the mushroom stained immediately. First turning an orange-yellow then quickly fading to red then eventually to brown.







Here are my notes.

Found March 27, 2011, coastal southern California

Lepiotoid

Pileus: 6.5 cm wide, convex. 2.5 to 3 cm thick. Tan brown. Cap surface uneven, flat to slightly depressed, cracked, no squamules but with a cracked, scaly texture especially toward the margin. Cap dry and smooth. Margin is incurved.

Stipe: 3 to 3.5 cm long. 3 to 3.5 cm long. Very thick, sharply tapered to base. Staining red on slicing. Flesh is solid.

Gills: Pink, close.

Veil: Sheathlike, attached in an upward fan, strongly adhering to the stipe. Tearing concentrically and leaving parts on the cap margin.

Scent: Crimini-like, earthy, subtle, and pleasant. Brine scent subtle and requires some focusing.

Habitat: under a pine tree in a circle with grass as a perimeter. Growing in soil cased with pine needles. NOT growing from grass.

Social behavior: solitary.

Spore color: dark brown.

Visual reward: highly satisfying :smile:

It keyed out in Mushrooms Demystified as Agaricus bernardii, a choice edible! I took a spore print and hope to cultivate this beauty soon. Massive spore load :smile: I didn't eat it because I wanted a spore print first. You know...don't kill the goose that lays the golden egg.


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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: BlueLightRain]
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Sweeeet!

Some people call A. bernardii one of the best Agaricus species in terms of flavor.

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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: Chaos_ultt]
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Great find and even better notes! Nice to see that you take your mushrooming seriously! :cheers:


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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: Oreganic]
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Beautiful :thumbup:

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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: koraks]
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koraks said:
Beautiful :thumbup:


This. Now THESE will make one hell of an omelette.

:billymayshead:
          :billymaythumbup:


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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: Ieponumos]
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Hehe, thanks.


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Re: Agaricus bernardii, late March [Re: BlueLightRain]
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very cool!:smile:


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