Pholiota chrysmoides
Pholiota chrysmoides is a scalycap described by Karl Soop in 2001 and known only from New Zealand, where GBIF holds 16 records. Its habitat was not documented in the sources reached, so cultivation details are generalised from wood-decaying Pholiota of mild, wet temperate forest.
Where it grows wild
Substrate is not recorded in the sources reached; wood or woody debris in native New Zealand forest is assumed, as for most Pholiota.
The records carry no elevation.
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