Pholiota elegans
Described by Jacobsson in 1991 from Scandinavia, this Pholiota is known from nearly a hundred records across the boreal zone from Norway to Russia. It fruits in the short, cool boreal late summer and autumn.
Where it grows wild
Boreal and hemiboreal forest, apparently on decaying wood or woody debris of conifers and birch; detailed ecology is in the Nordic literature rather than online.
Recorded at 38–695 m (median 500 m, four records).
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