Volvariella murinella
A small grey-brown rosegill that is widespread but easily overlooked in Europe, with over 1,300 GBIF records. It grows on soil among grass, moss and litter in woods, parks and grassland from late summer into autumn.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial saprotroph on humus-rich soil in grassy woodland edges, parks, gardens and deciduous and mixed woods.
Recorded from 10–1450 m, median 550 m (115 records).
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