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This complete danish
checklist includes synonyms.
Cortinarius alcalinophilus
R. Henry
Syn: C. majusculus
Kühner Misapplied name: C. fulmineus Fr. ss. Christensen
in Moser.
Occasional. Seems to
be the most frequent species of section Fulvi in Denmark.
Cortinarius anserinus
(Velen.) R. Henry
Syn: C. amoenolens
Henry ex. P.D. Orton
Not uncommon. The most
frequent species of the Subgenus in Denmark.
Cortinarius arcuatorum
R. Henry
Syn: C. fulvoochrascens
Henry
Very rare. Recorded
from the Trelde forests only.
Cortinarius argutus
Fries
Very rare. Only 1 record
from southern Langeland. Associated with Poppulus sp.
Cortinarius balteatoalbus
R. Henry
Syn: C. concrescens
Bidaud, Moénne-Locc. & Reumaux, C. crassorum Henry
Very rare. Recorded
from Emborg vestermark in eastern Jutland only.
Cortinarius balteatocumatilis
R. Henry ex. P.D. Orton
Syn: C. violaceocinctus
P.D. Orton
Rare. But localy common
north of Copenhagen
Cortinarius balteatus
(Fr.) Fries
Syn: C. subbalteatus
Kühner, C. eubalteatus Henry
Very rare. Only 1 record
from Almindingen at Bornholm.
Cortinarius (Leucocortinarius)
bulbiger (Alb. & Schw.) J.E. Lange
Extremely rare. Only
1 record within the last 35 years.
Cortinarius caesiocortinatus
J. Schäffer
Rare. Recorded from
the most Phlegmacium rich areas of Denmark
Cortinarius caesiogriseus
J. Schaeff.
Rare. But probably
overlooked. Several reports from 2001
Cortinarius caesiostramineus
R. Henry
Syn: C. amarescens
Moser
Very rare. Recorded
from the Trelde forests ,Tisvilde hegn at northern Sealand and
one locality on eastern Funen.
Cortinarius calochrous
(Pers.: Fr.) Fries
Occasional. Occurs
outside the typical localities from time to time. But our interpretation
of C. calochrous probably covers more taxa
Cortinarius calochrous
var. carolii (Velen.) Nezd.
Syn: C subarquatus
Moser ?
Rare. Records of C.
subarquatus might belong here, as the diagnosis for the two taxons
is very similar, with overlap in Machrocharacters as well as Micro.
Cortinarius calochrous
var. parvus (R. Henry) Brandrud ss Brandrud et. al (1990-1998)
Very rare. Only a few
records.
Cortinarius camptoros
Brandrud & Melot
Very rare. Only known
from very few localities
Cortinarius cedretorum
R. Maire
Very rare. Recorded
from the Århus forests, where it is seen every year, Møns
Klinteskov and few other places on Sealand.
Cortinarius citrinus
(J.E. Lange) R. Henry
Syn: C. pseudosulphureus
Henry ex. P.D. Orton, C. citrinovirens Henry
Uncommon. Occurs outside
the typical localities from time to time
Cortinarius coeruleoochrascens
Chev. & Hry. ss. Mos. & Jülich
Very rare. Recorded
from the Århus forests and Møns klinteskov. This
species have come to our knowledge recently, and might have been
confused with C. sodagnitus or C. arcuatorum.
Cortinarius coerulescens
(Schäff.) Fries
Syn: C. caesiocyaneus
Britz.
Occasional.
Cortinarius caerulescentium
R. Henry
Probably very rareOccasional.
Records of C. boudieri Henry, and maybe also C. rapaceous Fr.,
might belong here.
Cortinarius elegantissimus
R. Henry
Syn: C. aurantio-turbinatus
( Secr.) J.E. Lange
Rare. In western Denmark
( Jutland and Funen) only recorded from the Århus forests.
More frequent at Sealand.
Cortinarius flavovirens
R. Henry
Very rare. Only recorded
from the Trelde forests.
Cortinarius glaucopus
(SchSff.: Fr.) S.F. Gray
Very rare. 3-4 records.
Cortinarius humeolens
Brandrud
Misapplied name: C.
claroflavus R. henry ss. Moser
Very rare. Recorded
from the Århus forests and Marielund by Kolding only.
Cortinarius infractus
(Pers.: Fr.) Fries
Not uncommon.
Cortinarius langei
R. Henry ss. auct.
Uncommon. It is possible
that we include more than one species in this name.
Cortinarius largus
Fries
Misapplied name: C.
nemorensis (Fr.) J.E. Lange
Occasional. The name
C. nemorensis Fr. has been commonly used in Denmark for this species,
probably due to J.E. Langes interpretation of it.
Cortinarius leucophanes
P. Karst.
Very rare. Recorded
from Emborg vestermark in eastern Jutland only.
Cortinarius maculosus
(Per.: Fr.) Fr.
Syn: C. squameo-radicans
Bellivier ex Cheype
Very rare. Only known
from a few localities ineropa. One record from Kasmose Skov in
Denmark
Cortinarius multiformis
(Fr.) Fries
Misapplied name: C.
allutus Fr. ss auct. Syn: C. lundelii Moser
Rare. The most frequent
Phlegmacium species associated with conifers in Denmark.
Cortinarius odoratus
Moser
Syn: C. joguetii Melot
Very rare. Recorded
from Vosnæs north of Århus, Elbæk forest by
Horsens Fjord and the Trelde forests.
Cortinarius olearioides
R. Henry
Syn: C. subfulgens
P.D. Orton
Rare. It is quite difficult
to distinguish this species from C. alcalinophilus.
Cortinarius olidus
J.E. Lange
Syn: C. cephalixus
Fr. ?
Occasional. Older danish
records of C. sebaceous Fr. probably belongs here. (C. sebaceous
Fr. ss Moser is now regarded a synonym of C. turmalis Fr.)
Cortinarius osmophorus
P.D. Orton
Syn: C. evosmus Joachim
apud Henry
Rare. Recorded from
5 localities. Often numerous at Buderupholm.
Cortinarius polymorphus
R. Henry
Very rare. Only known
from Møns klint, Stagsrode, Allindelille and Kasmose skov..
Might have been confused with other species in the C. langei complex.
Cortinarius porphyropus
(Alb. & Schw.) Fries
Uncommon. Associated
with Birch (Betula) on oligotrophic soils.
Cortinarius purpurascens
(Fr.) Fries
Rare, due to its association
with conifers.
Cortinarius purpurascens
var. largusoides R. Henry
Uncommon. Occours outside
the typical localities.
Cortinarius rapaceous
Fries (??)
Very rare? This name
is difficult to interpret, and our interpretation represent another
species than that of Central Europe.
Cortinarius rickenianus
R. Maire
Very rare. Recorded
from 4 localities. Some confusion with the species around C. calochrous
is possible because the lilac universal veil often discolours
to creamwhite very fast.
Cortinarius rufoolivaceus
(Pers.: Fr.) Fries
Uncommon. Recorded
at seven localities or so.
Cortinarius saporatus
Britzlmeyr
Syn: C. subturbinatus
Henry, C. sulphurinus Quél. ss Lange ?
Very rare. Recorded
from Vosnæs north of Århus, Møns Klinteskov
and Middle sealand. It is possible that it has been confused with
species in the C. langei Complex.
Cortinarius scaurus
(Fr.: Fr.) Fries
Rare, due to its association
with conifers.
Cortinarius sodagnitus
R. Henry
Very rare. Recorded
from 3-4 of the best localities only.
Cortinarius splendens
R. Henry
Syn: C. lamprocreas
Chevassut & Henry
Rare, but overrecorded
due to confusion with C. alcalinophilus and possibly also C. citrinus.
Cortinarius suaveolens
Bat ex. Joachim
Very rare. Only a few
records.
Cortinarius subporphyropus
Pilát
Very rare. Recorded
from Skanderborg dyrehave in eastern Jutland, Båstelund
krat in southwestern Jutland and Oleskobbel on als, Southeastern
Jutland. We assume that it is associated with Oak (Quercus) on
oligotrophic soils.
Cortinarius subtortus
(Pers.: Fr.) Fries
Rare. Most Danish records
has been in association with Beech (Fagus) on oligotrophic soils.
Cortinarius sulfurinus
var. fageticola Brandrud
Very rare. Only 1 record
from Marielund by Kolding.
Cortinarius talus
Fries
Misapplied name: C.
multiformis Fr. ss auct. Syn: C. ochropallidus Henry, C. melliolens
P.D. Orton ?
Uncommon. Occours outside
the typical localities.
Cortinarius terpsichores
Melot
Very rare. Recorded
from the Århus forests and the Trelde forests only.
Cortinarius triumphans
Fries
Syn: C. crocolitus
Quélet
Rare. Associated with
Birch (Betua).
Cortinarius variecolor
(Pers.:Fr.) Fries
Syn: C. nemorensis
(Pers.: Fr.) Fr. ss Henry, Moser
Very rare. recorded
from few localities on Sealand and Møn.
Cortinarius vulpinus
Velen.
Syn: C. rufoalbus Kühner
Rare.
Cortinarius xanthochlorus
R. Hry
Extremely rare. Only
known from Elbæk skov.
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