
Agrocybe
Scientific name: Agrocybe
Agrocybe
Scientific name: Agrocybe


Description

The group agrocybe includes fungi mostly found on wood or in grassy areas. Commonly seen in temperate regions, they often appear in clusters. They have a characteristic cap that can range from light tan to brown and typically feature a veil that covers the gills when young. One interesting aspect is that agrocybe often fruit in the spring and summer, differing from many other fungi that prefer the fall.

Species of Agrocybe


Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Gilled fungi Family
Strophariaceae Genus
Agrocybe