Lyophyllum mutabilis
Lyophyllum mutabilis, credited to J.Favre, has four GBIF records from southern England and central and southern Switzerland. It appears to be a spelling variant of Lyophyllum mutabile; its ecology and cultivation are undocumented.
Where it grows wild
Presumably a terrestrial saprotroph of litter and humus in woodland; not recorded.
Records have no elevation; the English sites are lowland Surrey and the Swiss ones in the Alps.
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