Cap white in colour, convex, then flat, with large white to pale brownish pyramidal warts over the centre. The warts are smaller and gradually become more cottony toward the margin. Gills crowded, free or narrowly attached to the stem, broad and white. Stem white, solid and tapers slightly to the top. It is smooth to shaggy in texture. The mushroom ha as a ring that is thick and often double-edged, the underside being tissuelike. Spore print white.
Microscopic Features: The spores measure 10-13 µm in length and 6-7.5 µm in width. They have an elliptical shape, smooth surface, and exhibit amyloid staining.
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