Limacella guttata Konrad & Maublanc syn. Limacella lenticularis (Lasch) Earle Cap 6-15cm across, obtusely convex becoming broader with an umbo; margin incurved and cottony at first, then often splitting radially; background whitish, cuticle dull ochre to pale tan or creamy then somewhat cracked. Gills free, close, broad; pure white, then olive-gray in age. Stem 100-150 x 10-25mm, solid, base enlarged into an oval bulb; creamy, with olive-gray stains in age; longitudinally lined with adpressed hairs above and below the ring. Veil partial veil leaves a thin, membranous ring; pale pinkish gray and minutely hairy on both sides. Flesh thick; white. Odor slightly mealy when wet. Taste mild or slightly mushroomy. Spores ellipsoid to subglobose, smooth, nonamyloid, 4-5 x 3.5-4µ. Deposit white. Habitat scattered or in groups under elm or ash, in swamps. Found in Europe and in Michigan. Season September-October. Edibility not known.