Pluteus pellitus (Pers.: Fr.) Kummer

Blaszki białe z wiekiem różowe do łososiowych, z jaśniejszym ostrzem; wybrzuszone, do 7 mm szerokości; gęste; wolne; z licznymi blaszeczkami.

Trzon biały; 40-70 x 5-10 mm, równogruby, u podstawy nieco zgrubiały; pełny; łamliwy.

Miąższ biały; zapach słaby, rzodkwi, ziemisty; smak łagodny, niekoreślony, ziemisty.

Pileus white, creamy-white, in the centre gray-brownish; 30-60 mm in diameter, plane-convex, in the centre with an obtuse umbo; surface smooth, silky, shortly tomentose, slightly viscid when moist.

Lamellae white with age pink to salmon, with a lighter-coloured edge; ventricose, up to 7 mm across; close; free; with numerous lamellulae.

Stipe white; 40-70 x 5-10 mm, equal, at the base somewhat clavate; solid; brittle.

Flesh white; smell weak, raphanoid, earthy; taste mild, indefinite, earthy.

Spore print salmon-pink. Spores broadly ellipsoid, smooth, 5-7.5 x 5-6 µm.

Rare. From summer to autumn, solitary, on logs of hardwood, beech, lime trees.

P. petasatus

Similar to Pluteus petasatus, but the latter has massy, larger fruiting bodies and grows usually clustured or gregarious.