Unlike many of its relatives (for example, the Amanita pantherina), the remnants of the universal veil do not usually persist on the cap, being easily washed away by rain. The yellowish stipe is relatively long (up to 16 cm), and usually tapers upwards.
The remnants of the universal veil are less likely to be found on the cap compared to its relatives like Amanita pantherina; they tend to wash away easily with rain. The yellowish stipe is notably long (up to 16 cm) and usually tapers upwards.