Pleurotus nitidus
A recently described oyster-type agaric (Takahashi & Taneyama, 2016) from the fungal flora of southwestern Japan. Its single GBIF record is from Ishigaki in the subtropical Yaeyama Islands, where the measured climate is warm and humid all year. Little else is published, so growing conditions are inferred from that climate and from other tropical Pleurotus.
Where it grows wild
Genus-level inference: on dead broadleaf wood in subtropical evergreen forest of the Ryukyu Islands.
The one record sits at about 200 m.
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