Pholiota nubicola
Described by Rolf Singer as Pachylepyrium nubicola from South American cloud forest and moved to Pholiota by Matheny, Moreau and colleagues in 2014. GBIF records come from Germany, Estonia and the UK as well as Venezuela, so the measured climate is mostly European. Pachylepyrium species are associated with burnt ground and woody debris.
Where it grows wild
Probably burnt ground or charred woody debris, as for other former Pachylepyrium; not confirmed for this species in the sources checked.
Records carry no elevation; the Venezuelan type is from cloud forest.
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