Pleurotus euosmus
A rare British oyster mushroom with a strong tarragon scent, fruiting on elm stumps and fallen trunks. It is edible and hobbyists grow it like P. ostreatus. It belongs to the P. djamor-cornucopiae clade, with P. citrinopileatus and P. cornucopiae.
Where it grows wild
Stumps and fallen trunks of broadleaf trees, preferring elm; saprotrophic and sometimes weakly parasitic.
Few records carry an elevation; lowland Britain.
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