Agrocybe xuchilensis
Agrocybe xuchilensis was described by Murrill as Naucoria xuchilensis from Mexico and moved to Agrocybe by Singer. The single GBIF record is from Mexico, at a hot lowland site with a strong summer rainy season. Its ecology is otherwise undocumented, so the conditions below combine that site's measured climate with the genus.
Where it grows wild
Not documented in the sources consulted; the epithet refers to Xuchiles (Veracruz), and the recorded site is hot tropical lowland where Agrocybe fruit on soil, litter or woody debris in the rains.
The one record carries no elevation; the measured temperatures point to lowland.
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