Fruiting body: simple, clavate; 25– 100 mm tall; glabrous; apex rounded, bright yellow; opaque.

Stipe: cylindrical, but not clearly differentiated.

Flesh: firm but fragile.

Spore print: white.

Spores:

Notes: this fungus is characterized by its upright, clavate, yellow fruiting bodies growing singly in damp and often mossy sites. Almost certainly Clavulinopsis amoena first described by Corner from Malaya.