Strobilomyces mirandus Corner, Boletus in Malaysia (Singapore): 61 (1972)
=Strobilomyces sanmingensis N.L. Huang, Mycosystema 21: 6. 2002.
Strobilomyces mirandus can be easily recognized by its rather small basidiomes (15–60 mm diam), pileus with golden-tawny to golden-orange, small, more or less erect pyramidal scales (1–3 mm high, 1–3 mm diam at base) and slender veil remnants, stipe with concolorous thin fluffy to floccose-squamulose floss, small hymenophoral pores

The species was known for a long time from several tropical countries, has a characteristic appearance, and is easily identified in the field. At the same time, now it is rarely found everywhere. Its number is probably decreasing.

The species was found in Singapore (Corner, 1972), India (Chakraborty et al., 2017, Genbank), China (Han et al, 2018), Vietnam (Pham, 2018), Japan (Genbank, ectomycorriza)

Ectomycorrizal species. Solitary or scattered on soil in forests dominated by Fagaceae. In Vietnam was founded also in montane evergreen polydominant forest with the participation Fagaceae, Magnoliaceae, Myrtaceae, Theaceae, Lauraceae, Annonaceae.