This species is found in association with a variety of Nothofagus species throughout Patagonia. It is not thought to be under significant threat and would not approach the thresholds for listing as threatened under any criterion. Therefore, it is listed as Least Concern.

Basionym = Jafneadelphus argentinus Rifai

This species occurs throughout Patagonia, in Nothofagus forests. There have been reports from Australia, but they are not included in this assessment as these records probably represent a different species.

This species fruits abundantly, and the total population size is considered to be larger than the the thresholds for listing under a threatened category. The species is not thought to face any major threats, and so the population is suspected to be stable.

This species is associated with a variety of Nothofagus species, and potentially some bryophytes (Cybernome 2020).

This species is not thought to face any major threats.

It is known from several protected areas (e.g. Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi, Parque Nacional Puyehue).

Investigate whether records of this species in Australia truly represent the same species.

There are no reported uses of this species.

Cybernome, the Nomenclator for Fungi and their Associated Organisms. [www.cybertruffle.org.uk/cybernome/eng, website accessed: 30/04/20]

Gamundí, I. J., & Amos, V. (2007). Exploraciones micológicas en Tierra del Fuego. Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot., 42, 131–148.

Gamundí, I. J., Minter, D. W., Romero, A. I., Barrera, V. A., Giaiotti, A. L., Messuti, M. I., & Stecconi, M. (2004). Catálogo de los Discomycetes (Fungi) de Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego y áreas antárticas adjacentes. Darwiniana, 42, 63–164.