Calvatia agaricoides
Calvatia agaricoides is a puffball described by Dissing and Lange in 1962 from the Belgian Congo. All ten GBIF records are from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, at roughly 300–1200 m. It is not cultivated, and nothing specific on its ecology was available.
Where it grows wild
A soil-dwelling puffball; the record sites are in the Congo Basin and its savanna margins. The exact habitat is not documented in the sources we could reach.
Measured sites lie at about 315–1220 m.
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