California agaricus
Agaricus californicus
A species of Agaricus.
The California agaricus, a poisonous mushroom native to coastal California, bears a strong resemblance to (and shares a close lineage with) several highly desired edible varieties, including button mushrooms and various white and brown field mushrooms. A key identifier for the California agaricus is that its flesh will develop a yellowish tint when sliced or bruised, though this change isn't always immediately apparent. While not lethal, consuming this mushroom can lead to uncomfortable gastrointestinal issues.
Attributes of California agaricus
Scientific Classification of California agaricus
Toxicity and Edibility of California agaricus
Is California agaricus Toxic?
The California Agaricus is a somewhat toxic fungus. It possesses chemical substances capable of inducing digestive discomfort in certain individuals, such as slight queasiness, loose stools, and emesis.
Is California agaricus Toxic to Dogs?
California agaricus can be dangerous to dogs. If your pet has consumed this mushroom, seek immediate veterinary attention. Symptoms may vary, but early intervention is crucial for the best outcome.
