Agaricus urinascens
A very large edible horse-mushroom relative with caps up to 30 cm and an almond scent, found in European pastures in summer. It is not in commercial cultivation, but it is a grassland compost-feeder like the cultivated Agaricus and can be tried the same way.
Where it grows wild
Open pastures and grassland, fruiting from soil rich in decaying grass and dung.
Lowland to montane; recorded 0–3431 m, median 500 m (124 records).
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