Pholiota submutabilis
Described by Hennings in 1899 in Warburg's Monsunia, which covers tropical Asian and Pacific collections. The epithet compares it with Kuehneromyces mutabilis (formerly Pholiota mutabilis), a clustered wood decayer. Nothing else is published and there are no records.
Where it grows wild
Unknown; by comparison with K. mutabilis probably clustered on dead wood in humid tropical forest.
Not recorded.
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