Agaricus benesii
A white Agaricus whose cap bruises pinkish-red and browns with age. It grows singly or in small groups in rich humus under conifers such as Monterey cypress and pine. It lacks the yellow staining and phenolic smell of toxic relatives, but is not recommended as food.
Where it grows wild
Singly or in small groups in humus and needle litter under conifers such as cypress and pine.
Recorded elevations 0–1905 m, median 455 m (91 records).
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