A medium sized fungus with a salmon-pink cap and gills that exude milk found growing solitary or in scattered groups on soil under Oak.
Infrequent from Summer to Autumn.
In broadleaf woodland.
Convex, later flattened and depressed, margin incured, smooth, pale salmon with concentric bands or discolourations.
Cap flesh firm and brittle, whitish but stained yellow from the milk where cut. Stem flesh hollow, stained similar to cap flesh.
Decurrent, narrow, close, pale pinkish-buff.
Smooth, more or less equal, pale but staining yellow from the milk.
Poisonous.
