A smallish fungus with a yellow cap, found growing on rotten wood in deciduous woodland, usually with Beech or Elm.
Infrequent, from Summer until Autumn.
In broadleaf woodland usuallyon dead or dying Elm or Beech trees.
Covex, chrome-yellow, flattening with age and becoming yellowish-brown and darker towards the centre, sulcate at the margin, smooth and not viscid.
Yellowish in the cap and the base of the stem, white elsewhere, taste and odour not distinctie.
Broad, free and close, ochraceous when young, becoming tinged pink with age.
Pink spore print.
Slender, smootn, more or less equal, ring absent, yellowish ochre in colour.
2nd image shows growing with Pluteus hispidulus
