Pholiota glutinosipes
A Pholiota with a glutinous stem, described by Singer in 1961 in Dennis's Kew Bulletin account of Venezuelan agarics. GBIF holds no occurrence records, so conditions are inferred from a Venezuelan montane forest setting and general Pholiota practice.
Where it grows wild
Presumably forest in Venezuela, where Dennis's collections were largely made in the humid Andes and the Cordillera de la Costa; substrate not documented in accessible sources.
Unknown; much of Dennis's material came from montane forest.
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