Lyophyllum mycenoides
Lyophyllum mycenoides is a small, Mycena-like Lyophyllum recorded from Fennoscandia, the Alps and France. GBIF records fall in July to October, with habitat notes of tall-herb spruce forest and a pasture edge with oak, birch, willow and spruce.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial saprotroph of litter and humus in moist forest and forest edges, going by the few labelled records.
Records carry no elevation; sites are boreal lowland and Alpine.
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