A creamy-buff agaric exuding milk found either solitary or in scattered groups on sandy soil with Birch.
Frequent from late Summer till Autumn.
With Birch on sandy soil.
Convex when young, later flattened and depressed, inrolled margin, cream with darker buff or rosy tints, shaggy or hairy at the margin.
Cap flesh thick, whitish, granular and brittle. Stem flesh stuffed, becoming hollow, whitish.
Slightly decurrent, narrow, close, whitish tinged salmon-pink.
Stout, more or less equal, tapering slightly downwards, concolorous with the cap, occasionally with buff banding towards the apex.
Poisonous.
