Volvariella sathei
A Volvariella described from India in 2012, since recorded in Niger and Oman. Its records come from hot, semi-arid country, where it probably fruits only in the short monsoon rains.
Where it grows wild
The records are from savanna and dry country (Torodi and W National Park in Niger, and Oman), which suggests a soil or litter saprotroph that fruits after rain.
Few records carry an elevation.
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