Pleurotus polyphemus
An old name published by Saccardo in 1891 for Agaricus polyphemus of Cooke & Massee. Cooke and Massee described many fungi from Australia in that period, but the type locality is not confirmed here and GBIF has no usable wild records. The conditions below are generic warm-temperate oyster conditions.
Where it grows wild
Genus-level inference: on dead wood.
No elevation is recorded.
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