Gilled Mushroom Genera (Agaricales)

Gilled Mushroom Genera (Agaricales) is a Browse By group of the Nature Atlas that gathers genera of gilled mushrooms, the fungi of the order Agaricales whose cap carries blade-like gills under it, such as Amanita, a genus that includes the death cap, some of the most lethally toxic fungi known, alongside well regarded edible species such as the blusher and Caesar's mushroom. An entry belongs here when its own cited article describes a genus of gilled mushrooms. It excludes the genera of fungi that bear their spores in pores, in cups, on sacs or as moulds, none of which have a gill structure. The group lets a reader compare the familiar cap-and-stem mushrooms, from the edible to the deadly.