Pleurotus lagotis
An old name based on Agaricus lagotis Berk. & M.A.Curtis, moved to Pleurotus by Saccardo in 1887. Nothing beyond the nineteenth-century description is known, and the name has not been re-examined with modern methods.
Where it grows wild
Presumably a wood-decay fungus; Berkeley and Curtis worked mainly on collections from the south-eastern United States and Cuba, but the exact type locality was not checked.
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