Agrocybe cylindracea (DC. ex Fr.) Maire syn. Pholiota aegerita (Brig.) Quél. Pappel-Schüppling, Déli tőkegomba, déli rétgomba, Albarelle, Pholiote du peuplier Poplar Fieldcap Cap 4–10cm across, hemispherical convex becoming flattened and sometimes cracked at centre and often wavy near the margin, pale buff to almost white with rust flush at centre when young becoming darker brown with age. Stem 50–100 x 10–15mm, cream at first, darker brown with age, with persistent ring which soon becomes dusted brown by the spores. Flesh white in the cap and stem, brown in the stem base. Taste nutty, smell of old wine casks. Gills adnate or slightly decurrent, cream at first then tobacco brown due to the spores. Spore print tobacco brown. Spores ovoid-ellipsoid, 8.5–10.5 x 5–6µ. Cap cuticle cellular. Habitat in tufts wood especially willows and poplars. Season all year round. Rare. Edible. Found In Europe.