Pholiota communis
A southeastern Australian Pholiota that fruits in clumps in the leaf litter of eucalypt and pine forests, sometimes climbing a short way up trunks. It fruits from April to July, the southern autumn and early winter.
Where it grows wild
In clumps or tufts in leaf litter under eucalypts, such as messmate stringybark and white ironbark, and pines; sometimes up the trunk bases.
Recorded elevations 25–960 m, median 200 m (43 records).
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