Calvatia rugosa
A widespread warm-climate puffball named for its wrinkled (rugose) fruit body. It is recorded from the Americas, Africa, Asia and Australia, typically on disturbed soil, lawns and roadsides. It is not cultivated.
Where it grows wild
A soil saprotroph of open, often disturbed ground: lawns, pastures, roadsides and forest edges in warm climates.
64 records with an elevation span 0–2660 m (median 1050 m).
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