Meadow mushrooms (Agaricus campestris) are one of the most common wild mushrooms, which people widely collect for food. They are closely related to the cultivated 'button' mushrooms and may be found after rain everywhere at meadows, fields and on lawns in suburban areas, rarely in woodland. Meadow mushrooms are not grown commercially due to the fast maturing and short shelf-life.
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