
Psathyrella pennata
Local name: Kohlen-Mürbling
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Overview
Psathyrella pennata, commonly known as the carbon brittlestem, or bonfire brittlestem, is a species of mushroom in the family Psathyrellaceae. It usually fruits during the spring.
The primary threats to Kohlen-Mürbling include habitat fragmentation and loss of old-growth forest ecosystems where it depends on specific decaying wood substrates. Climate change poses additional risks through altered precipitation patterns and temperature fluctuations that disrupt its sensitive reproductive cycles and mycelial development.
Habitat
Psathyrella pennata usually fruits during the spring, but it also sometimes does so in fall and winter. and at firepits. It is often found near Morchella, Crassisporium funariophilum, and Geopyxis carbonaria, as well as other fungi.
Other threatened species in Psathyrellaceae
Frequently asked questions
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