Pholiota scamboides
A Pholiota named by Smith & Hesler (1968) for its likeness to P. scamba, a small species of conifer debris and mossy wood. GBIF has two US records, the georeferenced one in the Idaho panhandle. Conditions come from that site's climate and from P. scamba-type ecology; no cultivation reports exist.
Where it grows wild
Probably on conifer wood and debris in moist forest, like P. scamba; not confirmed for this species.
The georeferenced site is at about 760 m.
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