Pholiota suberebia
An old European name based on Britzelmayr's Bavarian material, transferred to Pholiota by Saccardo and Traverso in 1911. The name compares it with Agrocybe erebia (formerly Pholiota erebia); no modern records exist and it is probably a synonym of a better-known species.
Where it grows wild
Unknown beyond the name; if close to Agrocybe erebia it would grow on bare soil and leaf litter in damp deciduous woods and along paths.
Not recorded.
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