A buff coloured fungus, often with a rosy tinge that exudes milk from the gills and is found in broadleaf wooodland with Beech.
Occasional from Summer till Autumn.
Broadleaf woodland with Beech.
Convex initially then flattened with a central funnel-shaped depression and an incurved margin when young, buff, often pale with a rosy tinge.
The flesh is firm, white to buff coloured.
Slightly decurrent,crowded, pale rosy buff to yellowish-buff.
More or less equal, slightly tapering towards the base, whitish or concolorous with the cap.
Edible only when cooked.
