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Wild Guide: Meadow Mushrooms
Agaricus campestris
Status
Choice edible, but with extreme caution
Size
Cap width: 1–4 inches; stalk length: 1–2 inches; stalk width: ¼–¾ inch
Distribution
Statewide
Found in lawns and meadows from July through September, meadow mushrooms have smooth white to light gray caps with pinkish brown gills. The caps are curved to nearly flat, and the texture is dry, smooth, or fibrous. The white, smooth stalks often taper downward and darken with age.
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Editor - Angie Daly Morfeld
Associate Editor - Larry Archer
Photography Editor - Cliff White
Staff Writer - Kristie Hilgedick
Staff Writer - Joe Jerek
Staff Writer – Dianne Van Dien
Designer – Amanda DeGraffenreid
Designer - Marci Porter
Designer – Lyndsey Yarger
Photographer - Noppadol Paothong
Photographer - David Stonner
Circulation – Marcia Hale