Agaricus albosquamosus
A tropical Agaricus described in 2016 in a large study of tropical Agaricus by Zhao and colleagues. Almost nothing about its ecology has been published, so the growing conditions below come from the few GBIF records and the genus.
Where it grows wild
Not described in sources we could reach; tropical Agaricus of this kind usually fruit on humus-rich soil or leaf litter in forest or disturbed ground.
GBIF sites range from near sea level in southern Madagascar to about 1,400 m in central Taiwan.
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