| Agaricus karakensis sp. nov. |
30–50 |
20–60 |
Dry surface, Sub–plane to flat at maturity, edibility unknown off–white color |
7.2–10 × 5.5–7.5 |
Smooth walled, non-amyloid, apiculate, amygdliform, monoguttulate spores, dark brown coloration, |
26.2–34.1 × 11.1–14.2 |
Found in tropical habitat during monsoon season on dump as well as at the base of boundary wall |
| Agaricus bitorquis |
20–25 |
30–70 |
Fleshy, convex to broadly convex with fibrillose scales, edible white–brownish coloration |
6.9–7.9 × 5.5–6.4 |
Dark brown, ellipsoidal basidiospores |
22–38 × 5–11 |
Hypogean in pasture or lawn and gregarious |
| Agaricus subperonatus |
50–120 |
60–150 |
Initially spherical then turn broadly convex at maturity, covered with brown scale, greenish pink to dark brown gills, brown color |
4.8–6 × 5.5–7.5 |
Smooth walled, ellipsoidal |
6–7.5 ×17–18.5 |
Mostly found in woodland, under tree shade and along the roadside, mostly rise in group form |