Agaricus dilutibrunneus
Agaricus dilutibrunneus was described by R. L. Zhao in 2016 in Fungal Diversity; the epithet means pale brown. GBIF specimens are from China, one labelled Zunyi in Guizhou. Its ecology is not described in the sources used here, so conditions are estimated for humid subtropical southwest China.
Where it grows wild
Not documented here; assumed to be a terrestrial saprotroph of soil and litter.
No elevation data; Zunyi lies at roughly 800–1000 m.
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