Pholiota aberrans
A scalycap described by Smith & Hesler in their 1968 monograph of North American Pholiota, with only two GBIF records. Its ecology is essentially unpublished outside that work. Conditions are built from the measured climate and what is known for Pholiota generally; no cultivation reports exist for this species.
Where it grows wild
Presumably on decaying wood in forest, like most Pholiota; one record is high in the Great Smoky Mountains, the other near the California coast.
One record at about 2,000 m in the Smokies, the other near sea level.
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