fine, thanks a lot!
it would be great if you could look at few other Cortinarius threads [ as usually]
any falsyfication or confirmation welcome
thanks a lot
Anamorf
Czesc Marek,
I can tell you my opinion to some of these pictures, and I'm quite sure about the determinations, but you should of course be aware, that this can never be 100%.
Cortinarius variicolor, most probably ss. str.
Very interesting. I don't know this species and have never seen it.
I would think of a Leprocybe species (vs. C. raphanoides/valgus) or something in the vicinity of C. fuscoperonatus. But both can be wrong....
Cortinarius percomis - sure!
Cortinarius limonius - sure!
Pozdrwiam,
Andreas
Hallo Marek,
this also is typical Cortinarius caninus.
The veil is also typical, ending in a thin ringlike zone. You can see it on your third picture very well:
The veil is ochraceous-brownish, whereas in Cortinarius anomalus (which can be very similar) it is more ochraceous-yellowish.
On the stipe there is a characteristic reaction with Formol in C. caninus: becoming rose-pink after some minutes, whereas C. anomalus is negative. But the anomalus-aggregat is very difficult and there are still many unnamed or very poorly known taxa. So the Formol-reaction might turn out to be not in all cases good, but for typical caninus vs. typical anomalus it works well.
best regards,
Andreas
Dear Andreas,
must be C. odorifer I think
Hallo Anamorf,
you are perfectly right. I'm very angry about me. I should have read the text before saying something.... I usually know Cortinarius odorifer much stouter, not with such a slender stipe. But you are right, the bulb at the stipe base is to prominent for the percomis-group.....
Very sorry!
best regards,
Andreas