Kuehneromyces vinicolor
Kuehneromyces vinicolor (Pat.) Pegler is a wine-coloured agaric from Patouillard's Caribbean material, placed in Kuehneromyces in Pegler's Agaric Flora of the Lesser Antilles (1983). Herbarium records come from Guadeloupe and Martinique, one noting wet secondary forest, plus one from the Ecuadorian Andes.
Where it grows wild
Collected in humid ('hydrophytic') secondary forest in the Lesser Antilles; like the genus, probably on dead wood.
Guadeloupe's Bains Jaunes lies near 950 m on La Soufrière; the Ecuador record is near Cuenca, around 3000 m.
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