What is another word for Truncocolumella Citrina?
Pronunciation: [tɹˌʌnkəkˌɒluːmˈɛlə sɪtɹˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Truncocolumella Citrina is a rare type of mushroom, also known as the Lemon-footed Agrocybe. This mushroom belongs to the family Strophariaceae and has a distinctive lemon-yellow stem with a cream-colored cap. There are a few synonyms used for Truncocolumella Citrina, including Agrocybe citrina, Naucoria citrina and Stropharia aurantiaca. It can be found growing in damp soil and rotting wood within forests and woodland areas. This edible mushroom has a mild flavor and can be used in various dishes, though it is often overlooked due to its rarity and difficulty in finding it. Its unique appearance and taste make it a popular choice among mushroom hunters and nature enthusiasts.
