Amanita citrina

A widespread species with a yellowish cap, sometimes with scattered patches of white or yellow veil and a bulbous stem which has a prominent, floppy, drooping ring that often becomes torn and a volva at the base. It is found in both broadleaved woodland, especially with Beech (Fagus sylvatica) and coniferous woodland in West Glamorgan. It is sometimes called the False Deathcap. An all white form has been named Amanita citrina var. alba.