Pholiota aurivella
Pholiota aurivella is most often found inside hollows and cavities of beech trees. It is thought to be a hollower, although there is very little literature avaliable.
It can be found from the ground, right to the top of the trunk.
The stems are tough, with the characteristic Pholiota ring present when young. The toadstools are yellowish and slimy.
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