Pleurotus submutilus
Described by Spegazzini in 1889 from southern Brazil. Its single GBIF record lies near Apiaí in São Paulo state at about 900 m, in the Atlantic Forest where many of Spegazzini's Brazilian fungi were collected. Nothing is known of it beyond the original description.
Where it grows wild
A wood-rotting pleurotoid fungus of humid Atlantic Forest on the São Paulo uplands.
The single record is at about 900 m.
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