Pholiota gummosa
A common straw-yellow Pholiota of Europe and North America that decays the wood of deciduous trees, including roots and buried wood, so it often seems to grow from grass. It is not a recognised edible and is not normally cultivated, though as a wood decayer it should grow on hardwood.
Where it grows wild
Clusters on rotting stumps, roots and buried wood of deciduous trees, in woods, parks and grass near stumps.
Recorded at 22–1852 m, median 478 m (42 records).
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