Leucoagaricus leucothites (Vittad.) Wasser
These white mushrooms can be found often growing in fairy rings in grassland, and at a distance look like the edible field mushroom. However, once picked it is easy to tell these ones apart as they have white gills and a delicate white collar on the stalk.
Some people find these make them ill if eaten.
Leucoagaricus sp.1
Found growing on a very rotten log in beech forest.
Leucoagaricus sp. 3
Found in native bush in early autumn.
Quite a fragile species.
Cap diam: 20–30 mm.
Leucoagaricus sp. 4
Found in native bush.
Cap diam: 20–30 mm.
Leucoagaricus sp. 2
A bluish species found in native bush. Cap diam: 30–40 mm.
Leucoagaricus
This genus can look like an Agaricus but the gills remain white. They have a ring on the stipe (stalk) which may be moveable. Many Leucoagaricus species have not yet been described and named.
