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Spring Agaricus (Agaricus bitorquis)?

Photo by anne yen
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Description:

From July 10th, 2010. Is this what a double ring means? The gills are pinkish, hard to tell in the photo. Coming out of a lawn on Crown St in Crown Heights. Subsequent mushrooms coming out of this lawn also looked the same, with the double edged ring and dark purple-brown spores. The young mushrooms had pink gills and then the older ones had dark brown. Their postage-stamp sized lawn also had these cute fly-agaric lawn adornments!

Habitat:

residential grassy lawn in Crown Heights, Brooklyn

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