The Genus Agaricus in Britain
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The genus Agaricus includes both the common Field Mushroom and the cultivated mushroom, both enormously important as sources of food. But as well as
these two species there are a further 40 or more species present in Britain, not all of which are good edibles and some of which are toxic.
This book describes all of the known British species and provides easy to use synopitic / pictorial keys to the species and includes over 50 photographs illustrating the majority of the British species.
This book describes all of the known British species and provides easy to use synopitic / pictorial keys to the species and includes over 50 photographs illustrating the majority of the British species.
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