Agrocybe badia
Agrocybe badia was described by Petch from Sri Lanka and transferred to Agrocybe by Pegler. It is known from very few collections, and its substrate and ecology are not documented in accessible sources; the guidance below assumes a warm, humid tropical Agrocybe.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources consulted; tropical Agrocybe usually fruit on soil, grass, dung or woody debris.
Unknown; no elevations were available.
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