Agrocybe acericola
Agrocybe acericola is a North American fieldcap that grows on decaying hardwood, especially maple as its name says. It fruits in late spring and summer in cold-winter forests, and like other wood-loving Agrocybe it should take to hardwood sawdust or chip beds.
Where it grows wild
Decays hardwood logs, stumps and woody debris in deciduous forest, including maple.
Recorded from 3 to 3048 m, median 576 m; most records are from low to mid elevations.
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