Pholiota siennicolor
A tropical Pholiota first described by Tom Petch as Hebeloma siennicolor from Sri Lanka and moved to Pholiota by Pegler in his 1986 agaric flora of Sri Lanka. GBIF's only record is a 1915 collection from Peradeniya. Conditions come from the lowland-to-submontane wet climate of central Sri Lanka and are provisional.
Where it grows wild
Humid tropical forest or gardens around Peradeniya; substrate not given in sources reached.
Peradeniya lies at about 500 m.
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