Amanita nouhrae is a rare mushroom in the Amanita genus.
Description Amanita nouhrae is a truffle-like sequestrate mushroom that is whitish and is relatively small with a ruffled surface.
Rarity Amanita nouhrae is exceedingly rare, with an estimated mature population of about 600 mushrooms.
Ecology Amanita nouhrae is a mycorrhizal mushroom. It forms relationships with Nothofagus or more specifically N. antarctica, N. dombeyi, and N. alpina.
Habitat Amanita nouhrae can be found in Argentina and Chile or more specifically the Andean Patagonia forest.
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