List of Cortinarius species
With around 2000 species,[1] Cortinarius is the biggest genus of fungi that form mushrooms. Apart from a few species such as C. caperatus, many even so-called edible species appear to have very similar species that are at least inedible if not poisonous, or otherwise may differ in edibility geographically.
The cortina around the fungi which gives name to the genus.
A
C. archeri
C. allutus
- Cortinarius abditus – France
- Cortinarius aberrans – France
- Cortinarius abietinus
- Cortinarius abnormis – Western Australia
- Cortinarius absarokensis – USA (Montana)
- Cortinarius absinthiacus – Argentina
- Cortinarius acerbiformis – France
- Cortinarius acerbus – Argentina
- Cortinarius achrous – New Zealand
- Cortinarius achyrocephalus
- Cortinarius aciculisporus – France
- Cortinarius acidophilus – Norway
- Cortinarius acigemmascens – France
- Cortinarius aciserratus
- Cortinarius acutellus – France
- Cortinarius acutibulbus – France
- Cortinarius acutispissipes – France
- Cortinarius acutoaltus – France
- Cortinarius acutocephalus – France
- Cortinarius acutus
- Cortinarius adustus
- Cortinarius aerugineoconicus - New Zealand
- Cortinarius aggregatus
- Cortinarius ainsworthii – UK
- Cortinarius albertii – Europe
- Cortinarius albidus – (North America)
- Cortinarius alboviolaceus – silver-violet webcap (Europe)
- Cortinarius alcalinophilus – Europe
- Cortinarius altissimus – Guyana
- Cortinarius aleuriosmus – Europe
- Cortinarius amethystinus
- Cortinarius amoenelens = C. cyanopus
- Cortinarius angulosus
- Cortinarius anisochrous – Europe[2]
- Cortinarius anomaloochrascens – Europe
- Cortinarius anomalus
- Cortinarius anserinus – Europe
- Cortinarius aquilanus – Europe
- Cortinarius arcifolius – Europe
- Cortinarius archeri – Australia
- Cortinarius arcuatorum – Europe
- Cortinarius ardesiacus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius argentatus
- Cortinarius argenteolilacinus – Europe
- Cortinarius argyrionus
- Cortinarius armeniacus
- Cortinarius armillatus – bracelet cortinar (North America)
- Cortinarius athabascus – North America[4]
- Cortinarius atkinsonianus
- Cortinarius atrolazulinus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius atrotomentosus – USA (Florida)
- Cortinarius atrovirens – Europe
- Cortinarius aurae – UK
- Cortinarius aurantiobasalis – Europe
- Cortinarius aurantiobasis – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius aureifolius – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius aureocalceolatus – Europe
- Cortinarius aureofulvus– Europe
- Cortinarius aureopulverulentus – Europe
- Cortinarius aurilicis – Europe
- Cortinarius australiensis (skirt webcap) (previously Rozites australiensis) - Australia
- Cortinarius austrocinnabarinus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius austrotorvus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius austrovenetus - also known as Dermocybe austroveneta Green Skin-head Australia
- Cortinarius austroviolaceus - Australia
B
C. brunneus
- Cortinarius badiolaevis
- Cortinarius balteato-cumatilis
- Cortinarius balteatialutaceus – Fennoscandia[5]
- Cortinarius balteatiabulbosus – Europe[5]
- Cortinarius balteaticlavatus – South Finland to Lapland[5]
- Cortinarius balteatus
- Cortinarius basorapulus
- Cortinarius bellus - New Zealand
- Cortinarius biformis
- Cortinarius bigelowii
- Cortinarius bivelus
- Cortinarius bolaris
- Cortinarius boreicyanites – Northern Europe[5]
- Cortinarius boreidionysae – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius bovinaster – Europe[2]
- Cortinarius bovinatus – Europe[2]
- Cortinarius bovinus – Europe
- Cortinarius boulderensis
- Cortinarius britannicus – UK
- Cortinarius brunneiaurantius – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius brunneus
- Cortinarius builliardi
- Cortinarius bulbosus
C
C. caerulescens
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C. caperatus
C. calochrous
C. collinitus
C. cylindripes
- Cortinarius cabrinii – Argentina
- Cortinarius cacaocolor
- Cortinarius cacodes – USA (California)
- Cortinarius cadaverolens – France
- Cortinarius caelicolor
- Cortinarius caeruleo-ochrascens – France
- Cortinarius caeruleogriseus – France
- Cortinarius caeruleoëburneus – Australia
- Cortinarius caerulescens – mealy bigfoot webcap
- Cortinarius caerulipes
- Cortinarius caesia – France
- Cortinarius caesibulga – Australia
- Cortinarius caesiellus – USA
- Cortinarius caesiifolius – USA
- Cortinarius caesiifolius
- Cortinarius caesiobrunneus – Finland
- Cortinarius caesiocanescens – Austria
- Cortinarius caesiocolor – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius caesiocyaneus
- Cortinarius caesiocinctus – France
- Cortinarius caesiocortinatus – Austria
- Cortinarius caesioflavescens – France
- Cortinarius caesiogriseus – Austria
- Cortinarius caesiolamellatus – Europe, USA[5]
- Cortinarius caesiolatens – France
- Cortinarius caesionigrellus – France
- Cortinarius caesiophylloides – Fennoscandia[5]
- Cortinarius caesiostramenius
- Cortinarius californicus
- Cortinarius callisteus – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius calochrous
- Cortinarius calyptratus
- Cortinarius calyptrodermus
- Cortinarius camphoratus
- Cortinarius carneipallidus – New Zealand)
- Cortinarius caninus
- Cortinarius caperatus (previously Rozites caperata) gypsy mushroom (Europe, North America)
- Cortinarius castaneicolor
- Cortinarius catarracticus - Australia
- Cortinarius cedretorum
- Cortinarius cinereoroseolus
- Cortinarius cinnabarinus
- Cortinarius cinnamomeus – also known as Dermocybe cinnamomea (Europe, North America), may be edible, but has deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius cinnamomeus-luteus – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius cisqhale – North America[4]
- Cortinarius citrinifolius
- Cortinarius citrinipedes
- Cortinarius citrino-olivaceus
- Cortinarius clandestinus
- Cortinarius claricolor – eaten in Europe, unknown edibility in North America
- Cortinarius cliduchus
- Cortinarius coerulescentium
- Cortinarius collinitus – belted slimy cort (North America)
- Cortinarius controversus – Australia
- Cortinarius corrugatus
- Cortinarius corrugis
- Cortinarius cotoneus
- Cortinarius crassus
- Cortinarius cremeiamarescens – Southern Europe and western North America[5]
- Cortinarius croceofolius – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius crocolitus
- Cortinarius cruentipellis – Northwest Europe[5]
- Cortinarius crystallinus
- Cortinarius cucumeris - New Zealand
- Cortinarius cumatilis
- Cortinarius cupreorufus
- Cortinarius cuprescens – France
- Cortinarius cyanites
- Cortinarius cyanosterix – France
- Cortinarius cyanus
- Cortinarius cycneus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius cylindratus – France
- Cortinarius cylindripes
- Cortinarius cylindrisporus – USA (Florida)
- Cortinarius cylindrospermus – Argentina
- Cortinarius cypriacus
- Cortinarius cystidifer
- Cortinarius cystidiocatenatus – Australia
- Cortinarius cystidiophorus – France
- Cortinarius cystidiorapaceus – Argentina
D
C. distans
- Cortinarius damascenus
- Cortinarius debbieae
- Cortinarius deceptivissimus – France
- Cortinarius decipiens
- Cortinarius decipientoides – France
- Cortinarius decurtatus – France
- Cortinarius deianae – France
- Cortinarius delibutus
- Cortinarius dibaphus
- Cortinarius dilutus
- Cortinarius distans
- Cortinarius dulciolens – New Zealand
- Cortinarius dulciorum – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius dunensis – Belgium
- Cortinarius duracinellus
- Cortinarius duracinobtusus
- Cortinarius duracinus
- Cortinarius duramarus
E
C. erythraeus
C. evernius
- Cortinarius eartoxicus – Australia (Tasmania)
- Cortinarius elacatipus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius elaiochrous – New Zealand
- Cortinarius elaiops – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius elaphinicolor – France
- Cortinarius elatior - Europe
- Cortinarius elatostipitatus – Australia (Tasmania)
- Cortinarius eldoradoensis – North America[4]
- Cortinarius eliae – France
- Cortinarius elegans Reumaux, 1989
- Cortinarius elegantioides
- Cortinarius elegantior
- Cortinarius elotoides – USA (Wyoming)
- Cortinarius elytropus – France
- Cortinarius emilii – France
- Cortinarius emollitoides – France
- Cortinarius epileucus – Argentina
- Cortinarius epiphaeus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius epipurrus – France
- Cortinarius epsomiensis – England
- Cortinarius erythraeus – Australia
- Cortinarius erythrinellus – France
- Cortinarius erythrofuscus – Spain
- Cortinarius esculentus
- Cortinarius eutactus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius evanescens – Papua New Guinea
- Cortinarius evernius
- Cortinarius exlugubris – New Zealand
F
C. fasciatus
- Cortinarius fallaciosus – France
- Cortinarius falsosus – France
- Cortinarius famatus – France
- Cortinarius fasciatus
- Cortinarius fascicularoides – France
- Cortinarius fistularioides – France
- Cortinarius flavidolilacinus
- Cortinarius flavidulus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius flavifolius
- Cortinarius flavipallens – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius flavivelatus – Sweden[5]
- Cortinarius flavovirens
- Cortinarius flexipes
- Cortinarius fragrans
- Cortinarius fraudulosus
- Cortinarius fulgens
- Cortinarius fulmineus
- Cortinarius fuscobovinus – Europe[2]
- Cortinarius fuscobovinaster – Europe[2]
- Cortinarius fuscoumbonatus – Australia
- Cortinarius fusisemen – France
G
C. gentilis
- Cortinarius gaiacofuscus – France
- Cortinarius galeacampanulatus – France
- Cortinarius galeobdolon
- Cortinarius galeriniformis – Brazil
- Cortinarius galerinoides – France
- Cortinarius gallairei – France
- Cortinarius gallurae – Italy
- Cortinarius gallurensis – Italy
- Cortinarius gamundiae – Argentina
- Cortinarius gaudiosus – Argentina
- Cortinarius gausapatus – Switzerland
- Cortinarius gayi – Argentina
- Cortinarius gemmeus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius gentianeus – France
- Cortinarius gentilis
- Cortinarius gentilissimus – USA
- Cortinarius geophilus – France
- Cortinarius georgianae – France
- Cortinarius georgiolens – France
- Cortinarius geosmus
- Cortinarius glaucopus
- Cortinarius griseoluridus
- Cortinarius griseoviolaceus
- Cortinarius gualalaensis – North America[4]
- Cortinarius gymnocephalus – New Zealand[3]
H
C. hemitrichus
C. hinnuleus
C. huronensis
- Cortinarius haasii
- Cortinarius hallowellensis – Western Australia and Tasmania
- Cortinarius haematochelis
- Cortinarius haematocheloides – France
- Cortinarius harrisii – Australia
- Cortinarius hebelomaticus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius hebelomoides – USA
- Cortinarius hedyaromaticus – USA (Montana)
- Cortinarius harrisonii – USA
- Cortinarius heatherae – UK
- Cortinarius heliotropicus
- Cortinarius helobius – France
- Cortinarius helodes – USA (Wyoming)
- Cortinarius helvelloides
- Cortinarius helveolus
- Cortinarius helviodor – France
- Cortinarius hemitrichus
- Cortinarius henricii – France
- Cortinarius henryanus – France
- Cortinarius herbarum – France
- Cortinarius herculeolens – France
- Cortinarius herculeus – Morocco
- Cortinarius herculinus – France
- Cortinarius herculoides – Mauritania
- Cortinarius hercynicus
- Cortinarius hercynius
- Cortinarius herpeticus
- Cortinarius hesleri – eastern North America
- Cortinarius heterochroma – Argentina
- Cortinarius heterochromus
- Cortinarius heterocyclus – Sweden
- Cortinarius heterosporus
- Cortinarius hiemalis – France
- Cortinarius hillieri – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleoarmillatus – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleolus – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleoradicatus – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleoscitus – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleovelatus – France
- Cortinarius hinnuleus
- Cortinarius hinnuloides
- Cortinarius hircinoides
- Cortinarius hircinosmus – France
- Cortinarius hircinus
- Cortinarius hircosus
- Cortinarius hirtipes
- Cortinarius hoffmannii – France
- Cortinarius holojanthinus – Argentina
- Cortinarius holophaeus
- Cortinarius holovioleipes – France
- Cortinarius holoxanthus
- Cortinarius homomorphus – France
- Cortinarius hoplites – Iceland
- Cortinarius horakii – Los Lagos
- Cortinarius hualo – Chile
- Cortinarius hujusmodi – France
- Cortinarius humboldtensis – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius humicola
- Cortinarius humilior – France
- Cortinarius humilis – Argentina
- Cortinarius humolens – Italy
- Cortinarius huronensis – USA
I
C. iodes
- Cortinarius ignellus
- Cortinarius ignotus
- Cortinarius illibatus
- Cortinarius illuminus
- Cortinarius immixtus
- Cortinarius impennis
- Cortinarius incisus
- Cortinarius indigoverus - New Guinea
- Cortinarius indolicus - New Zealand
- Cortinarius infernalis
- Cortinarius infractiflavus – Wyoming, Europe[5]
- Cortinarius infractus
- Cortinarius insignitus – France
- Cortinarius integerrimus – France
- Cortinarius intempestivus – France
- Cortinarius inusitatus – Spain
- Cortinarius iodes
- Cortinarius iodioides
- Cortinarius ionema – USA (Washington)
- Cortinarius ionodactylus
- Cortinarius ionomataius
- Cortinarius ionophyllus
- Cortinarius iringa – New Zealand
- Cortinarius isabellae – France
J
- Cortinarius jacobi-langei
- Cortinarius jacobii – France
- Cortinarius janthinocaulis
- Cortinarius janthinophaeus – Chile
- Cortinarius joannis
- Cortinarius josephii
- Cortinarius josserandii – France
- Cortinarius junghuhnii
K
- Cortinarius kaimanawa
- Cortinarius kaputarensis
- Cortinarius kerrii - Brazil
- Cortinarius kioloensis - New Zealand and Australia
- Cortinarius koldingensis
- Cortinarius kytoevuorii – Finland[5]
L
C. livido-ochraceus
- Cortinarius laetelamellatus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius laetissimus
- Cortinarius laniger
- Cortinarius lamproxanthus
- Cortinarius laniger
- Cortinarius laquellus
- Cortinarius largus
- Cortinarius latus
- Cortinarius lavendulensis
- Cortinarius leucanthemium – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius luteicolor – Pacific Northwest region of North America[5]
- Cortinarius lilacinus
- Cortinarius lividoochraceus
- Cortinarius lucorum
- Cortinarius lustratus
- Cortinarius luteiaureus – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius luteoarmillatus
M
C. marylandensis
- Cortinarius maculobulga
- Cortinarius magellanicus – South America, New Zealand
- Cortinarius magnivelatus
- Cortinarius malachius
- Cortinarius malicorius – also known as Dermocybe malicoria (North America)
- Cortinarius malosinae – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius marylandensis – North America
- Cortinarius mastoideus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius meleagris (previously Rozites meleagris) – New Zealand
- Cortinarius melleicarneus – Estonia and Norway[5]
- Cortinarius metallicus (previously Rozites metallica) Australia
- Cortinarius metarius
- Cortinarius michiganensis
- Cortinarius microarcheri - Australia
- Cortinarius miniatopus
- Cortinarius miwok – North America[4]
- Cortinarius montanus
- Cortinarius morrisii - North America
- Cortinarius moserianus –Europe
- Cortinarius myrtilliphilus – Finland and Norway[5]
- Cortinarius mucifluus
- Cortinarius mucosus
- Cortinarius multiformus – eaten in Europe, unknown edibility in North America
- Cortinarius mutabilis
- Cortinarius myxenosma – New Zealand[3]
N
- Cortinarius nanceiensis
- Cortinarius naphthalinus
- Cortinarius napivelatus
- Cortinarius nebulobrunneus
- Cortinarius necessarius
- Cortinarius neosanguineus – North America
- Cortinarius neotropicus – Costa Rica to Columbia
- Cortinarius nigrocuspidatus
O
C. ohlone
- Cortinarius obtusus
- Cortinarius occidentalis
- Cortinarius ochribubalinus – Finland[5]
- Cortinarius odorifer
- Cortinarius ohlone – California[4]
- Cortinarius olivaceopictus – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius olympianus
- Cortinarius orellanosus
- Cortinarius orellanus – Europe, North America
- Cortinarius orichalceus
- Cortinarius orixanthus – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius osloensis - Norway
- Cortinarius osmorphus
- Cortinarius oulankaënsis – Europe[2]
P
C. percomis
C. pholideus
C. purpurascens
C. praestans
- Cortinarius pachynemeus
- Cortinarius pachypus
- Cortinarius pachythelis
- Cortinarius pachythrix
- Cortinarius paguentus
- Cortinarius palazonianus
- Cortinarius palatinus– Costa Rica
- Cortinarius paleaceus
- Cortinarius paliformis
- Cortinarius pallens
- Cortinarius pallescens
- Cortinarius pallidifolius
- Cortinarius pallidipes
- Cortinarius pallidirimosus – Europe, Oregon (USA)[5]
- Cortinarius pallidogriseus
- Cortinarius pallidolamellatus
- Cortinarius pallidolutescens
- Cortinarius pallidophyllus
- Cortinarius pallidostriatoides
- Cortinarius pallidostriatus
- Cortinarius pallidulus
- Cortinarius pallidus
- Cortinarius palmicola
- Cortinarius paludicola
- Cortinarius paludinellus
- Cortinarius paludophilus
- Cortinarius paludosus
- Cortinarius panchrous
- Cortinarius panellus
- Cortinarius pangloius
- Cortinarius pansa
- Cortinarius pantherinus
- Cortinarius papaver
- Cortinarius papuanus
- Cortinarius papulosus
- Cortinarius parabibulus
- Cortinarius paracephalixus
- Cortinarius paracinnamomeus
- Cortinarius paracrassus
- Cortinarius paracyanopus
- Cortinarius paradoxus
- Cortinarius parafraudulosus
- Cortinarius paragaudis
- Cortinarius parahumilis
- Cortinarius paralbocyaneus
- Cortinarius paramethystinus
- Cortinarius paramoenolens
- Cortinarius paranomalus
- Cortinarius paraochraceus
- Cortinarius paraonui
- Cortinarius paraphaeochrous
- Cortinarius paraplatypus
- Cortinarius parapluvius
- Cortinarius parasebaceus
- Cortinarius parastemmatus
- Cortinarius parasuaveolens
- Cortinarius parasuillus
- Cortinarius paraviolaceus
- Cortinarius paraxanthus
- Cortinarius parazureus
- Cortinarius pardinipes
- Cortinarius pardinus
- Cortinarius pardipes
- Cortinarius parelegantior
- Cortinarius parevernius
- Cortinarius parfumatus
- Cortinarius parherpeticus
- Cortinarius parhonestus
- Cortinarius parinsignis
- Cortinarius parkeri
- Cortinarius parksianus
- Cortinarius parolivascens
- Cortinarius paropimus
- Cortinarius paruraceus
- Cortinarius parvannulatus
- Cortinarius parvepilus
- Cortinarius parvostriatus
- Cortinarius parvulisemen
- Cortinarius parvulobtusus
- Cortinarius parvulus
- Cortinarius patibilis
- Cortinarius patrickensis – California, Sweden
- Cortinarius paucicolor
- Cortinarius pavelekii
- Cortinarius pauperculus
- Cortinarius paxilloides
- Cortinarius pearsonii
- Cortinarius pectochelis – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius percomis
- Cortinarius phoeniceus – also known as Dermocybe phoenicea (Europe)
- Cortinarius pholideus
- Cortinarius pinetorum
- Cortinarius pinigaudis
- Cortinarius planodepressus
- Cortinarius platypus
- Cortinarius plicatus
- Cortinarius plumiger
- Cortinarius plumbosoides
- Cortinarius plumbosus
- Cortinarius plumulosus
- Cortinarius pluvialis
- Cortinarius pluviorum
- Cortinarius pluvius
- Cortinarius ponderosus
- Cortinarius porphyroideus - New Zealand
- Cortinarius porphyropus
- Cortinarius praestans – goliath webcap (Europe)
- Cortinarius praestigiosus
- Cortinarius prasinus
- Cortinarius privignus
- Cortinarius psammocephalus
- Cortinarius pselioticton – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius pseudoarquatus
- Cortinarius pseudobolaris
- Cortinarius pseudocandelaris
- Cortinarius pseudocaninus
- Cortinarius pseudocalopus
- Cortinarius pseudocephalixus
- Cortinarius pseudoclaricolor
- Cortinarius pseudocollinitus
- Cortinarius pseudocompar
- Cortinarius pseudocrassoides
- Cortinarius pseudocyanites
- Cortinarius pseudocupreorufus – Washington[5]
- Cortinarius pseudorotundisporus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius pseudosalor
- Cortinarius pulchellus
- Cortinarius puniceus – Europe
- Cortinarius purpurascens – Europe
- Cortinarius pustulatus
- Cortinarius pyriodorus
Q
- Cortinarius quaerendus – France
- Cortinarius quarciticus – Sweden
- Cortinarius quaresimalis – Australia (Tasmania)
- Cortinarius quercoarmillatus – Costa Rica
- Cortinarius querculus – France
- Cortinarius quidemolens – France
- Cortinarius quietus – France
R
C. rotundisporus
- Cortinarius raphanoides – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius rattinoides – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius regalis
- Cortinarius renidens
- Cortinarius rhipiduranus – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius rigidus
- Cortinarius roseoarmillatus
- Cortinarius rotundisporus – Australia
- Cortinarius rozites – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius rubellus
- Cortinarius rubicundulus
- Cortinarius rubripes
- Cortinarius rubripurpuratus
- Cortinarius rufo-olivaceus
- Cortinarius rugosolilacinus
- Cortinarius russus
S
C. sanguineus
C. salor
- Cortinarius salor – Europe, east to Japan and New Guinea
- Cortinarius sanguineus – Europe, North America
- Cortinarius saturninus
- Cortinarius scandens
- Cortinarius scaurus
- Cortinarius scoticus – UK
- Cortinarius semisanguineus – also known as Dermocybe semisanguinea red-gilled cortinar (Europe & North America)
- Cortinarius serarius
- Cortinarius sierraensis – North America
- Cortinarius sinapicolor – Australia
- Cortinarius sinapivelus
- Cortinarius smithii – North America
- Cortinarius sodagnitus – United Kingdom
- Cortinarius sphaerosporus
- Cortinarius splendens – also known as Cortinarius resplendissant, Splendid Webcap (Europe)[6]
- Cortinarius splendidus – also known as Dermocybe splendida splendid red skin-head Australia
- Cortinarius squamulosus – edible, but related species have unclassified edibility
- Cortinarius stemmatus
- Cortinarius sterilis
- Cortinarius stillatitius
- Cortinarius subarcheri – Australia
- Cortinarius subargentatus
- Cortinarius subcalyptrosporus – Malaysia
- Cortinarius subcastanellus (previously Rozites castanella) - New Zealand
- Cortinarius subcuspidatus
- Cortinarius subflexipes
- Cortinarius subfoetidus
- Cortinarius subfraudulosus – Fennoscandia, Estonia[5]
- Cortinarius sublargus - Australia
- Cortinarius suboenochelis
- Cortinarius subpulchrifolius
- Cortinarius subpurpurascens
- Cortinarius subpurpureophyllus
- Cortinarius subpurpureus
- Cortinarius subrubrovelatus – Europe[5]
- Cortinarius subsaniosus – UK
- Cortinarius subtestaceus
- Cortinarius subtortus
- Cortinarius superbus
T
C. trivialis
- Cortinarius talimultiformis – Europe[5]
- Cortinarius talus
- Cortinarius tammii
- Cortinarius tasmacamphoratus – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius tauri – Spain
- Cortinarius taylorianus – New Zealand
- Cortinarius tenebrosus
- Cortinarius terribilis – France
- Cortinarius tessiae – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius testaceofolius – Sweden
- Cortinarius testaceofractus – France
- Cortinarius testaceoviolascens – France
- Cortinarius thalliosubflavescens – France
- Cortinarius thaumastus
- Cortinarius thiersianus – USA
- Cortinarius thiersii – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius tigrellus
- Cortinarius torvovelatus – France
- Cortinarius torvus
- Cortinarius traganus – gassy webcap (Europe)
- Cortinarius triformis
- Cortinarius trivialis
- Cortinarius triumphans
- Cortinarius truckeensis – North America (Truckee, California)[4]
- Cortinarius tuolumnensis – North America[4]
- Cortinarius turbinatoides – Italy
- Cortinarius turbinatorum – Spain
- Cortinarius turgidulus – France
- Cortinarius turmalis
U
- Cortinarius ulematus – Australia (Tasmania)
- Cortinarius uliginosus
- Cortinarius umbonatoides
- Cortinarius umbrinolutescens
- Cortinarius umbrinomammosus – France
- Cortinarius undulatofibrillosus – Czech Republic
- Cortinarius uraceus
- Cortinarius urbicus
- Cortinarius ursus – New Zealand
V
C. vanduzerensis
C. violaceus
- Cortinarius vacciniophilus – Norway
- Cortinarius vaccinochelis – France
- Cortinarius vaccinus – France
- Cortinarius vaginatopus – France
- Cortinarius vaginatus – Argentina
- Cortinarius vagnetoi – France
- Cortinarius validus
- Cortinarius van-campiae – Italy
- Cortinarius vanduzerensis
- Cortinarius variebulbus – France
- Cortinarius variecolor – Europe
- Cortinarius variegatuloides – France
- Cortinarius variegatulus – Argentina
- Cortinarius variicolor
- Cortinarius variiformis – Morocco
- Cortinarius variipes – France
- Cortinarius variosimilis – USA (Wyoming)
- Cortinarius varius
- Cortinarius velatocaulis – France
- Cortinarius velatus
- Cortinarius velenovskyanus – France
- Cortinarius velenovskyi – France
- Cortinarius velicopia
- Cortinarius velicopius – USA (Michigan)
- Cortinarius velutinellus – North European Russia
- Cortinarius venenosus – Japan
- Cortinarius veneris – France
- Cortinarius venosifolius – France
- Cortinarius ventricosus – USA (Wyoming)
- Cortinarius venustissimus – Sweden
- Cortinarius verallopus – France
- Cortinarius veraprilis
- Cortinarius verecundus – New Caledonia
- Cortinarius veregregius – France
- Cortinarius vernalis
- Cortinarius vernicifer – New Zealand[3]
- Cortinarius vernicosus – USA (Washington)
- Cortinarius vernus – Sweden
- Cortinarius veronicae – New Zealand
- Cortinarius veronicoides – Australia[3]
- Cortinarius verrucisporus
- Cortinarius verruculosus
- Cortinarius vesterholtii – Europe
- Cortinarius vibratilis
- Cortinarius violaceus – purple cortinar (Europe), violet cort (North America)
- Cortinarius virentophyllus
- Cortinarius viscoviridis
- Cortinarius vitreopileatus
- Cortinarius volvatus
- Cortinarius vulpinus
W
- Cortinarius walkeri
- Cortinarius walpolensis – Australia
- Cortinarius washingtonensis
- Cortinarius watamukiensis
- Cortinarius watsonii
- Cortinarius weberi
- Cortinarius weberianus
- Cortinarius westii
- Cortinarius whiteae
- Cortinarius wiebeae
- Cortinarius wirrabara – Australia (Tasmania)
X
Cortinarius xanthodryophilus
- Cortinarius xantheuodes
- Cortinarius xanthocephaloides
- Cortinarius xanthocephalus
- Cortinarius xanthochlorus
- Cortinarius xanthocholus
- Cortinarius xanthodryophilus
- Cortinarius xantholamellatus
- Cortinarius xantholilacinus
- Cortinarius xantho-ochraceus
- Cortinarius xanthophylloides
- Cortinarius xanthophyllus
- Cortinarius xanthopus
- Cortinarius xanthosarx
- Cortinarius xanthosuavis
- Cortinarius xenosma
- Cortinarius xerampelinus
- Cortinarius xerophilus
- Cortinarius xiphidipus
- Cortinarius xylochroma
- Cortinarius xylocinnamomeus
Y
- Cortinarius yerillus – Australia (New South Wales)
Z
- Cortinarius zakii – edible, but deadly look-alikes (C. gentilis)
- Cortinarius zinziberatus
- Cortinarius zonatus – France
- Cortinarius zosteroides – United Kingdom
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