Hygrophorus fallax belongs to the Hygrophoraceae family, often found in coniferous forests, mainly thriving under pine trees. It is recognizable by its sticky, orange to yellowish cap and similarly colored stem. This species typically emerges in late summer to fall. Hygrophorus fallax plays a role in the ecosystem by forming symbiotic relationships with tree roots, aiding in nutrient exchange.
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