blauwvlokkige satijnzwam
Entoloma coeruleoflocculosum
Overview
The blauwvlokkige satijnzwam (Entoloma coeruleoflocculosum) is a distinctive mushroom species characterized by its blue-floccose cap surface and silky appearance. This saprotrophic fungus plays an important ecological role in decomposing organic matter and nutrient cycling within its forest ecosystems.
The blauwvlokkige satijnzwam faces significant threats from habitat degradation and loss of suitable forest ecosystems. Climate change and altered precipitation patterns threaten the delicate moisture conditions required for this fungal species to fruit and reproduce successfully.
Habitat
This species occurs in deciduous and mixed forests, particularly in nutrient-rich soils with high organic matter content. It typically fruits in woodland areas with stable moisture conditions and minimal soil disturbance.
Other threatened species in Entolomataceae
Frequently asked questions
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