Pholiota cyatheicola
A Caribbean Pholiota named for growing on tree ferns (Cyathea), transferred by Smith and Hesler in 1968 from a Murrill name; GBIF holds a single Jamaican record. Nothing is published on cultivation, so conditions here follow the recorded site and the tree-fern habitat.
Where it grows wild
Grows on the trunks and dead fibrous stems of tree ferns in humid montane forest, as the name indicates; further ecology is not documented that we could find.
Tree-fern forest in Jamaica lies mainly in the Blue Mountains and other uplands above about 1,000 m; the record carries no elevation.
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