Tricholoma sulphureum (Bull.: Fr.) Kummer

Blaszki siarkowożółte, dość rzadkie i grube, wykrojone ząbkiem, ostrze równe.

Trzon żółtooliwkowy do siarkowożółtego, podstawa biaława; 30-80(100) x 10-15(25) mm, równogruby, powyginany, powierzchnia drobno kosmkowata; pełny, kruchy.

Miąższ siarkowożółty, niezmienny, zapach bardzo intensywny, wyjątkowo nieprzyjemny, duszący, karbidowy; smak łagodny, nieprzyjemny.

Pileus ochraceous to yellow-olive; 30-70 mm in diameter; hemispherical with age plane; surface dry, smooth, very finely floccose; margin acute; flesh thin.

Lamellae sulphur-yellow, quite close and thick, notched, edges entire.

Stipe yellow-olive to sulphur-yellow, base whitish; 30-80(100) x 10-15(25) mm, equal, flexuous, surface finely floccose; solid, fragile.

Flesh sulphur-yellow, unchanging, odour very intensive, repulsive, sickly, carbidelike; taste mild, unpleasant.

Spore print white. Spores citriform, smooth, 9-12 x 5-6 µm.

Common. From summer to fall, solitary or in groups of few, in hardwood and coniferous forests, on leaf or needle litter, not specific to particular soils but rare on acid soils.

Poisonous. But eating hardly to imagine because of extremly repulsive odour.