Coprinus petasiformis
A name published by Saccardo and Traverso in 1910 in Sylloge Fungorum 19: 413, probably as a replacement name for an earlier homonym. GBIF has no records and no type locality appears in the sources consulted, so everything below is generic for the genus.
Where it grows wild
Unknown; the epithet means 'hat-shaped'. The substrate is not recorded in the sources consulted.
No elevation data.
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