Yenice (Karabük) İlçesinin Makrofungusları ve Türkiye için Yeni Kayıtlar

The Agaricaceae is a monophyletic group of saprotrophic fungi distributed worldwide. The family exhibits considerable variations such as spore color and structure of pileus covering in morphology. Agaricus is the type genus of the family containing both edible and poisonous species, with more than 500 species worldwide. This genus includes many species that are considerably important as food and medicine so takes attention of scientists in the fields of medicine, biochemistry and food science. This study aims to describe and introduce a new record, Agaricus micromegethus, for the Turkish mycobiota based on macro- and micromorphology. An illustrated description of the species is provided.

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Agaricus micromegethus, a new record for Turkish Mycobiota

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2023

Anatolian Journal of Botany

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Yenice (Karabük) İlçesinin Makrofungusları ve Türkiye için Yeni Kayıtlar

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Agaricus micromegethus, a new record for Turkish Mycobiota

Agaricus micromegethus, a new record for Turkish Mycobiota

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