Lepista ovispora
Lepista ovispora is a tufted, grey-brown northern Lepista, originally a form of Clitocybe aggregata, recorded mostly from Norway, Britain, Iceland and Fennoscandia. It fruits in late summer and autumn in cool, wet coastal climates; conditions here follow the measured sites and the wood blewit.
Where it grows wild
Saprotroph of grassy places, woodland edges and disturbed rich soil, often in clusters.
Recorded from 18 to 2655 m, median 148 m; mainly lowland and coastal.
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