Lyophyllum infumatum
A smoky-grey Lyophyllum described by Bresadola and moved to Lyophyllum by Kühner in 1938. It is widely recorded in the mountains of Spain and France and across northern Europe and North America, but it is not cultivated.
Where it grows wild
Recorded mostly from montane and boreal forest; presumably a soil and litter saprotroph. The detailed ecology is not documented in the sources consulted.
Recorded from sea level to 3,850 m, median about 975 m. Many records are from the Pyrenees and the French Alps.
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