Cyclocybe salicaceicola
A wood-decay agaric first described from China as Agrocybe salicacicola, fruiting in clusters on willows and poplars like its relative Cyclocybe aegerita, the black poplar mushroom. GBIF holds only four Estonian records, so conditions here come from one Baltic site plus the genus.
Where it grows wild
On trunks, stumps and dead wood of willows and poplars (Salicaceae), as the name says.
No record carries an elevation; the single measured site is lowland Estonia.
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