Agrocybe amara
Agrocybe amara is a little-known North American Agrocybe named by Singer, with a handful of records from the southern Appalachians, New York and Michigan. Nothing about its ecology beyond the collection localities is readily available, so the conditions below come from the measured climate at those sites and from the genus.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources consulted; the records sit in the eastern deciduous-forest region, where Agrocybe fruit on soil, leaf litter, woody debris or wood chips.
Recorded sites lie at about 40–670 m; few records carry an elevation.
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