Coprinus pinetorum
A recently described inkcap (Fungal Planet, Persoonia 36, 2016) from Spanish pine woods, as its name says. GBIF has about 40 records, nearly all from Mediterranean Spain, so the measured climate is hot and dry in summer with autumn–winter rain.
Where it grows wild
Ground in pine woods of the Mediterranean region, presumably in sandy soil and needle litter.
Measured sites run from near sea level to about 960 m.
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