Hygrocybe squamulosa
Hygrocybe squamulosa
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Hygrocybe squamulosa is a distinctive member of the genus Hygrocybe, recognized for its textured cap surface and vivid coloration. The specific epithet squamulosa refers to the small scale like texture associated with its cap, giving the scientific name a direct connection to one of its most noticeable features. It was originally described from material collected in New Jersey, giving this uncommon waxcap a particularly interesting place in North American mycological records. Its combination of unusual surface texture, bright coloration, and regional history makes H. squamulosa a distinctive addition to specialized collections.
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