Gilled mushrooms
The fungal order Agaricales, also known as gilled mushrooms or euagarics, contains some of the most familiar types of mushrooms. The order has 33 extant families, 413 genera, and over 13000 described species, along with six extinct genera known only from the fossil record.
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Matsutake
Fungus
Hypsizygus tessellatus
Fungus
Collybia
Fungus
Inocybaceae
Fungus
Crinipellis
Fungus
Tetrapyrgos
Fungus
Hypholoma
Fungus
Laccaria
Fungus
Lepista
Fungus
Alnicola
Fungus
Tubaria
Tulostoma
Fungus
Simocybe
Fungus
Arrhenia
Fungus
Crucibulum
Fungus
Inocybe
Fungus
Parasola
Fungus
Omphalotus
Fungus
Agaricaceae
Fungus
Amanitaceae
Fungus
Bovista
Fungus
Chamaemyces
Fungus
Melanoleuca
Fungus
Mycena pura
Fungus
Roridomyces
Fungus
Cystolepiota
Fungus
Marasmiaceae
Fungus
Phaeolepiota
Fungus
Amanita fulva
Fungus
Clitocybe nuda (Lepista nuda)
Fungus
Common Funnel
Fungus
Cystodermella
Fungus
Deadly webcap
Fungus
Deer Mushroom
Fungus
Fool's webcap
Fungus
Hydnangiaceae
Fungus
Leucoagaricus
Fungus
Melanophyllum
Fungus
Weeping Widow
Fungus
Amanita gemmata
Fungus
Amanita regalis
Fungus
Calcarisporium
Clitocybe odora
Fungus
Lepista sordida
Fungus
Mycena aetites
Fungus
Mycena vitilis
Fungus
Mycena maculata