A small, pure white fungus witha bell-shaped cap found growing solitary or in small troops in mixed woodland and beneath hedgerows.
Common from Summer till Autumn.
Mixed woodland either solitary or in small troops.
Initially conical, campanulate with age, white, markedly striate-sulcate.
Cap flesh is thin and white. Stem flesh whitish, fragile and hollow, exuding white liquid when cut.
Adnate, fairly distant, white, .
Smooth and slender, concolorous with the cap, more or less equal and woolly or downy at the base, slightly rooting, exudes liquid when cut.