Cortinarius britannicus is a species of webcap. It is known only from Scotland, where it was found on clay soil among mosses under beech. The species produces small, purplish mushrooms. Along with five other British webcaps, C. britannicus was selected by Kew Gardens as a highlight of taxa described by the organisation's staff and affiliates in 2020.
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Cortinariusbritannicus is a species of webcap. It is known only from Scotland, where it was found on clay soil among mosses under beech. The species...
brevirostre britannicus L from Great Britain Rumex britannica, a knotweed; British yellowhead, Inula britannica; Cortinariusbritannicus, a mushroom;...
which was six newly described British Cortinarius species: C. ainsworthii described from Brighton; C. britannicus from Caithness; C. scoticus and C. aurae...
described British Cortinarius species: C. heatherae described from Heathrow Airport; C. ainsworthii from Brighton; C. britannicus from Caithness; C. scoticus...
daughter, Aura. Phylogenetic analysis placed the species in Cortinarius sect. Obtusi. Cortinarius aurae was one of over 150 botanical and mycological taxa...
six newly described British Cortinarius species: C. scoticus and C. aurae from the Black Wood of Rannoch; C. britannicus described from Caithness; C. subsaniosus...
genus Cortinarius, along with C. saniosus, C. aureovelatus, C. chrysomallus, and C. aureomarginatus. It has been described as part of the Cortinarius sansiosus...
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