Pleurotus floridanus
Singer's Florida oyster, the source of the 'Florida' strains long used in cultivation, is now usually treated as a warm-tolerant form of Pleurotus ostreatus. It gives white to cream caps and fruits at higher temperatures than wild temperate oysters.
Where it grows wild
Shelving clusters on dead hardwood logs and stumps in warm-temperate and subtropical forest.
Few records carry an elevation; the measured sites run from sea level to about 630 m.
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