Agaricus indistinctus
Agaricus indistinctus was described by Parra and Kerrigan in 2013 in Fungi Europaei. Its 17 GBIF records come from western France, southern Norway and northern and central Spain, a temperate Atlantic-to-continental spread.
Where it grows wild
Lowland sites in France, Norway and Spain. The habitat is not described in the sources seen; soil and litter in woods or grassy places is assumed.
Mostly lowland; measured sites at 17–617 m.
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