An infrequent, medium sized agaric found growing in broadleaf woodland alone or in scattered groups.
Infrequent from late Summer till Autumn.
Broadleaf woodland and less commonly in mixed woodland
Convex, later flat or slightly depressed, fulvous or tawny-brown often with a paler margin, smooth but with a sulcate margin, can be slightly sticky.
Cap flesh thin, granular, brittlwe, white with a fulvous tinge. Stem flesh stuffed becoming hollow, white, also with a fulvous tinge.
Decurrent, narrow, close, buff or fulvous, exude milk.
More or less equal, stout and smooth, ring absent, concolorous with the cap.
Inedible.
