Pholiota pudica
An old European name, from Bulliard's Agaricus pudicus, for a pale ringed mushroom of broadleaf wood; its modern concept is uncertain, and it is applied inconsistently. Most GBIF records are from Slovenia, Belgium and Spain. Conditions are built from the measured climate at the recorded sites and from temperate Pholiota generally.
Where it grows wild
Wood of broadleaved trees in European lowland and hill forest and parks, as the name is usually applied.
Recorded from near sea level to 1,080 m, median about 400 m.
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