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Cortinarius rubellus, deadly webcap

Cortinarius rubellus, deadly webcap

Cortinarius mushrooms

Cortinarius mushrooms

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius sanguineus

The blood-red colour of the cap gills and stem of this beautiful mushroom fully justify the common name of this webcap. It is readily distinguished from the closely-related Cortinarius semisanguineus (the specific epithet means half blood-red because the latter has blood-red gills beneath a pale olive-brown cap - hence its common name the Surprise Webcap. The Bloodred Webcap is found mainly in coniferous woodland and particularly in dark, damp and mossy forests. The blood-red colour of the cap gills and stem of this beautiful mushroom fully justify the common name of this webcap. It is readily distinguished from the closely-related Cortinarius semisanguineus (the specific epithet means half blood-red because the latter has blood-red gills beneath a pale olive-brown cap - hence its common name the Surprise Webcap. The Bloodred Webcap is found mainly in coniferous woodland and particularly in dark, damp and mossy forests.

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius sp.

Cortinarius is one of the largest mushroom families, but due to the large amount of inedible and toxic species, most authors recommend not eating any Cortinarius. Cortinarius is one of the largest mushroom families, but due to the large amount of inedible and toxic species, most authors recommend not eating any Cortinarius.

Cortinarius caperatus fungus

Cortinarius caperatus fungus

Brown Cortinarius pholideus isolated on white

Brown Cortinarius pholideus isolated on white

Lilac Cortinarius violaceu on white

Lilac Cortinarius violaceu on white

Cortinarius torvus

Cortinarius torvus

Light lilac Cortinarius alboviolaceus isolated on white

Light lilac Cortinarius alboviolaceus isolated on white

Cortinarius porphyroideus

Cortinarius porphyroideus, commonly known as purple pouch fungus, is a secotioid species of fungus found in Australia and in beech forests of New Zealand. It was one of six species that appeared as part of a series depicting native New Zealand fungi on stamps, released in 2002. Common name: Violet Pouch Fungus. Found: Nothofagus Forest Substrate: Ground Height: 60 mm Width: 30 mm Season: Autumn Edible: No

Cortinarius trivialis mushroom

Cortinarius trivialis mushroom

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius orellanus

Cortinarius violaceus

Cortinarius violaceus

Cortinarius orellanus mushroom

Cortinarius orellanus mushroom

Cortinarius camphoratus

Cortinarius camphoratus

Cortinarius camphoratus fungus

Cortinarius camphoratus fungus

One of poisonous fungus - Cortinarius evernius

Cortinarius chrysma

Cortinarius chrysma Common name: None Found: Nothofagus Forests Substrate: Ground Spore: BrownHeight: 80 mm Width: 30 - 60 mm Season: Autumn Edible: No

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