Pleurotus ferulaginis
A member of the Pleurotus eryngii complex described from Italy in 2014, associated with the roots of the umbellifer Ferulago campestris. Like the king oyster it fruits from the ground in open grassland and can be cultivated the same way.
Where it grows wild
Grows on the dying and dead roots of Ferulago in open, sunny Mediterranean-hill grassland, fruiting at ground level.
The single measured site in central Italy sits at about 310 m.
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