Scientific Name: Entoloma abortivum
Due to its high toxicity, it is crucial to avoid foraging this species and to consult with an expert mycologist when identifying mushrooms.
Entoloma abortivum is characterized by its irregular, lobed, and often shriveled appearance, resembling a small, aborted mushroom. Its color ranges from pale to dark brown, and it typically has a soft, fleshy texture.
Habitat: Grows in soil, often in grassy areas or near decaying organic matter.
Region: North America, Europe, and parts of Asia.
Fruits primarily in late summer to early fall.
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