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The Horse Mushroom is a large, edible basidiomycete native to the United Kingdom that is closely related to the cultivated button mushroom and produces a distinct almond scent.
Agaricus campestris, known as the Meadow Mushroom, is a widely consumed edible fungus native to Europe that serves as the wild predecessor to the commercial button mushroom.
The Portobello Mushroom is the fully mature, large form of Agaricus bisporus, notable for its meaty texture, and was successfully popularized as a vegetarian burger substitute in the 1990s.
The Cremini Mushroom is the brown, immature stage of Agaricus bisporus, noted for a firmer texture than the white button, and is widely produced alongside other varieties in Pennsylvania, USA.
The wood mushroom (*Agaricus silvaticus*) is a widely consumed edible species found in European coniferous forests, distinguished by its reddish-brown staining cap.
The Button Mushroom is the immature, white form of Agaricus bisporus, recognized globally as the most cultivated edible fungus due to massive commercial production in Pennsylvania, USA.
Agaricus bernardii (Bernard's Mushroom) is an edible species favoring saline and coastal soils across Europe and North America, notable for its thick flesh and distinctly fishy odor.
