Scaly Wood Mushroom
Agaricus sylvaticus Schaeffer
Scaly Wood Mushroom: https://marylandbiodiversity.org/species/4982
Synonyms
Agaricus silvaticus (orth. var.) Blushing Wood Mushroom 
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24 Records

Status

Found scattered or in groups on the ground in coniferous, mixed, or (occasionally) hardwood forests.

Description

Cap: Off-white, dry, covered with dense pinkish-brown scales, convex to nearly flat in age; margin inrolled when young; flesh white, firm, ages/stains pink or red. Gills: grayish-pink to dark reddish-brown (in age), crowded. Stalk: Dingy pink, nearly smooth with scattered fibrils above and below ring; cylindrical or tapers up with rather bulbous base; partial veil may leave persistent, flaring ring; white flesh stains pin or red, hollow (J. Solem, pers. comm.).

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