Agaricus arvensis
Definition
- Noun:
- A species of edible mushroom: "Agaricus arvensis" is the scientific name for a specific type of coarse, edible mushroom. It is characterized by its hollow stem and broad, white cap.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Foragers were delighted to find a large patch of Agaricus arvensis in the meadow.
- Agaricus arvensis is sometimes called the horse mushroom due to its size and where it commonly grows.
Advanced Usage
- In mycology: The term is used in scientific and foraging contexts to precisely identify this mushroom species, distinguishing it from similar-looking but potentially poisonous varieties.
- Correct identification of Agaricus arvensis requires checking for its distinctive hollow stem and almond-like scent.
Variants and Related Words
- Horse mushroom (n): A common name for Agaricus arvensis.
- The horse mushroom is considered a good edible species.
Synonyms
- Edible mushroom: A general term for mushrooms safe for human consumption.
- Field mushroom: A common name sometimes used for related Agaricus species found in open grass.
Noun
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coarse edible mushroom with a hollow stem and a broad white cap
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