Pholiota sphagnicola
A small North American Pholiota that grows in Sphagnum bogs, first described by Peck and transferred to Pholiota by Smith and Hesler in 1968. GBIF holds over 200 US records, mostly herbarium specimens without coordinates, so the measured climate rests on only three sites.
Where it grows wild
In wet Sphagnum moss in bogs and boggy conifer swamps, fruiting from the moss or peat rather than from wood.
Lowland bogs; no elevations on the records.
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