Pholiota duroides
Peck named this species in 1908 for its resemblance to Agaricus durus (now Agrocybe dura); it is a rarely reported fungus of eastern North America. Like its look-alike it probably grows on rich soil or grass rather than on logs.
Where it grows wild
Probably on soil, lawns or grassy ground rich in organic matter, by analogy with Agrocybe dura; the ecology is thinly documented.
Few records carry an elevation.
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