The common mushroom
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AGARICThe common mushroom
AGARICCommon edible mushroom
grisettesA common edible woodland mushroom with a brown or gray cap, a slender stem, and white gills
MORELRelative of the mushroom.
AGARICA fungus, as the mushroom.
TOADSTOOLNot the best mushroom to eat
pileusthe umbrella-shaped part of a mushroom
annulusthe veil remnant on a mushroom stalk
annulithe veil remnant on a mushroom stalk
pileiPILEUS, the umbrella-shaped part of a mushroom
fungiformHaving the shape of or resembling a fungus or mushroom
basidiocarpthe fruiting body of basidiomycetous fungi; the mushroom of agarics
basidiocarpsBASIDIOCARP, the fruiting body of basidiomycetous fungi; the mushroom of agarics
COVERAGE"He phones the pizzeria and tells them he wants full cheese and mushroom ..."
psilocybina hallucinogenic drug, obtained from the Mexican mushroom Psilocybe mexicana and other mushrooms
psilocybinsPSILOCYBIN, a hallucinogenic drug, obtained from the Mexican mushroom Psilocybe mexicana and other mushrooms
mushrooming(of the smoke, fire, or flames produced by an explosion) Spread into the air in a shape resembling that of a mushroom
mushroomed(of the smoke, fire, or flames produced by an explosion) Spread into the air in a shape resembling that of a mushroom
enokithin, long-stemmed and tiny-capped white mushroom, Flamma velutipes, native to the northern mountain ranges of Japan and prized as a food
enokisthin, long-stemmed and tiny-capped white mushroom, Flamma velutipes, native to the northern mountain ranges of Japan and prized as a food
enokitakethin, long-stemmed and tiny-capped white mushroom, Flamma velutipes, native to the northern mountain ranges of Japan and prized as a food
enokidakethin, long-stemmed and tiny-capped white mushroom, Flamma velutipes, native to the northern mountain ranges of Japan and prized as a food
boletusesA mushroom or toadstool with pores rather than gills on the underside of the cap. Boletes often have a thick stem, and several kinds are edible
stipesstalk or slender support, as the petiole of a fern frond, the stem supporting the pileus of a mushroom, or a stalklike elongation of the receptacle of a flower
stipestalk or slender support, as the petiole of a fern frond, the stem supporting the pileus of a mushroom, or a stalklike elongation of the receptacle of a flower
cortinaweblike, often evanescent veil covering the gills or hanging from the cap edge of certain mushrooms, particularly those of genus Cortinarius, and sometimes persisting as a ring or remnant of fibrils around the mushroom stalk