Where do oak-loving collybia grow?
Where do oak-loving collybia grow?
This fungus is very common in northern hemisphere temperate woodlands (so much so that it is sometimes considered a "weed" mushroom[6]). It fruits from April to December[8] and is often seen when there are few other fungi in evidence. Although the Greek epithet dryophilus means "lover of oak trees", it is also found with other broad-leaved trees and with conifers.
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Marasmiaceae Genus
Gymnopus Species
Oak-loving collybia 
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