Pholiota marangania
Originally described by Cheryl Grgurinovic as Inocybe marangania and moved to Pholiota by Matheny and Bougher in 2010. GBIF has eight records from south-eastern Australia (central Victoria) and one from New Zealand's Canterbury. The measured sites have warm dry summers and cool, wet, humid winters.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in the foothill forests of central Victoria; its ecology was not documented in accessible sources. As an Inocybe-like Pholiota it is probably on soil or buried woody debris.
Sites lie at about 400-720 m.
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