Fungi
🍄Gilled Mushrooms
Agaricales
~13,000 species
The largest order of mushrooms, characterized by having gills on the underside of their caps. Includes most of the mushrooms you see in supermarkets, forests, and lawns.
Source: Wikipedia💡The button mushroom, cremini, and portobello are all the exact same species (Agaricus bisporus) harvested at different growth stages.
50 funguss
🍄 button mushroom🍄 portobello mushroom🍄 field mushroom🍄 horse mushroom🍄 parasol mushroom🍄 shaggy parasol🍄 shaggy ink cap🍄 common puffball🍄 giant puffball🍄 earthstar🍄 fly agaric🍄 death cap🍄 destroying angel🍄 caesar's mushroom🍄 blusher🍄 panther cap🍄 magic mushroom🍄 sheathed woodtuft🍄 sulphur tuft🍄 laughing gym🍄 oyster mushroom🍄 king oyster mushroom🍄 pink oyster mushroom🍄 branching oyster🍄 honey fungus🍄 enoki mushroom🍄 velvet shank🍄 matsutake🍄 blewit mushroom🍄 st george's mushroom🍄 clouded agaric🍄 shiitake🍄 fairy ring mushroom🍄 jack o'lantern mushroom🍄 webcap🍄 deadly webcap🍄 violet webcap🍄 fibrecap🍄 star fibrecap🍄 waxcap🍄 parrot waxcap🍄 meadow waxcap🍄 bonnet mushroom🍄 bleeding bonnet🍄 lilac bonnet🍄 common ink cap🍄 fairy inkcap🍄 tippler's bane🍄 deer shield🍄 fawn mushroom
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