Blewit en cortinarius traganus

De violette rötelritterling doet zijn naam eer aan: hij is van hoed tot teen paars. Dit omvat de lamellen en het mycelium. De jonge rode hanenkam is echter meer lila, terwijl oudere champignons bruiner zijn...

Blewit en cortinarius traganus

Eetbare paddenstoel: Purple Rudolph Knightling (Lepista nuda)

De violette Rötelritterling doet zijn naam eer aan: hij is van hoed tot teen paars. Dit omvat de lamellen en het mycelium. De jonge rode hanenhok is echter meer lila, terwijl oudere champignons bruiner zijn - hier boog de hoed omhoog. Het vlezige vruchtlichaam is ook violet gekleurd en heeft een zoete, aromatische smaak. Alleen de jonge exemplaren zijn geschikt voor bereiding.

De rode hanenkam is wijdverspreid in Europa, het komt voornamelijk voor in bossen, maar ook in parken en tuinen. De stengel is vijf tot twaalf centimeter hoog, de hoeddiameter is zes tot twaalf, soms tot 15 centimeter.

Doppelgänger: Paars dikvoetig (Cortinarius traganus)

Blewit en Cortinarius traganus

De verdikte steelbasis is de reden waarom deze schimmel Dickfuß wordt genoemd. Zijn kleur is ook violet - maar het vlees is saffraan gekleurd. Vaak tussen Hutrand en Stielansatz zijn nog steeds spinnenwebachtige flarden te vinden. Dit is een typisch kenmerk van de schimmelsoort van de Schleierlingsverwandten, waaronder de Purple Dickfuss. Bovendien is de dikke voet nooit slijmerig, maar voelt hij altijd droog aan.

Vooral in naaldbossen en zure bodems wordt de schimmel vaak gevonden. De stengel is vijf tot tien centimeter hoog, de paddenstoel heeft een hoedendiameter van vijf tot twaalf centimeter.

onderscheid: De Purple Dickfuss ruikt walgelijk (walgelijk zoet) in tegenstelling tot de Violet Rötelritterling - wat meestal voorkomt dat hij per ongeluk wordt opgegeten. Hij heeft ook een saffraanvlees, geen paarse latjes en geen gladde hoed.

Mogelijke symptomen: De paarse Dickfuss veroorzaakt gastro-intestinaal ongemak en leidt tot braken.

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Blewit en cortinarius traganus

FAQ - 💬

❓ Where are cortinarius Traganus found?

👉 Cortinarius traganus is a widespread species that is found in coniferous forests worldwide. It seems to prefer poorer soils, both siliceous and non-calcareous. It grows throughout the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere.

❓ How many species of Cortinarius are there?

👉 Occurrence. Orellanine is found in toadstools in the genus Cortinarius. This is the largest known fungi genus with 2000–3000 species.

❓ Is Cortinarius Armillatus edible?

👉 (It is unwise to taste any Cortinarius species, as several of them are deadly poisonous.)

❓ What's the purple mushroom called?

👉 Amethyst Deceiver

Mushroom Type
Common NamesAmethyst Deceiver
Scientific NameLaccaria amethystina
Season StartJun
Season EndNov

❓ Can you eat Cortinarius?

👉 Toxicity. Several mushrooms in the genus Cortinarius are poisonous, mainly because they cause acute tubulointerstitial nephritis. Some are even lethal, such as Cortinarius rubellus and Cortinarius orellanus. Therefore, a common rule when it comes to mushrooms from this genus is that none of them should be eaten.

❓ Can you eat cortinarius Archeri?

👉 The edibility of Cortinarius archeri is unknown. Cortinarius is a large and potentially confusing genus with a number of dangerously poisonous species, so they are generally not regarded as safe edible mushrooms.

❓ Is a red banded Webcap edible?

👉 The species is considered either edible but mediocre or inedible. The fruit body has been found to contain orellanine, though at much lower concentrations than the lethal webcaps.

❓ What's the rarest mushroom?

👉 The yartsa gunbu also wins the prize for rarest mushroom. What is this? It's not just that these mushrooms are only found in the wild growing out of caterpillars. They also only grow in a specific area as well.

❓ Is Cortinarius poisonous?

👉 Toxicity. Several mushrooms in the genus Cortinarius are poisonous, mainly because they cause acute tubulointerstitial nephritis. Some are even lethal, such as Cortinarius rubellus and Cortinarius orellanus. Therefore, a common rule when it comes to mushrooms from this genus is that none of them should be eaten.

❓ Are Cortinarius poisonous?

👉 Toxicity. Several mushrooms in the genus Cortinarius are poisonous, mainly because they cause acute tubulointerstitial nephritis. Some are even lethal, such as Cortinarius rubellus and Cortinarius orellanus. Therefore, a common rule when it comes to mushrooms from this genus is that none of them should be eaten.

❓ What's the most poisonous mushroom in the world?

👉 Amanita phalloidesA. phalloides is one of the most poisonous of all known mushrooms. It is estimated that as little as half a mushroom contains enough toxin to kill an adult human....

Amanita phalloides
Order:Agaricales
Family:Amanitaceae
Genus:Amanita
Species:A. phalloides

👉 Cortinarius traganus is mildly poisonous a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus Cortinarius. The mushrooms are characterized by their lilac color, the rusty-brown gills and spores, and rusty-brown flesh in the stem.

👉 Blewits do not grow in bunches or on dead wood. The spore print is one way to be confident with your ID. When you do a spore print — cut the cap off a mushroom and place it, gills down, on a white piece of paper — the spores should light in color, a whitish dull pink to pinkish beige.

👉 Blewits have a standard “mushroom” shape: simple cap, a thick, stocky stalk, tight gills. There will be no ring or veil around the stalk. The cap is smooth, almost suede-like appearing lavender purple if there is humidity. It will have leaf litter stuck to it from time to time, but it will NEVER be slimy or viscid.

👉 Cortinarius mushrooms will have a slimy, more purple cap. Around the the stem you will see rusty color that match the color of the visible rusty spores. Underneath you will find a “cobwebs” around the veil of the cap — those are Cortinarius or webcaps, which include several toxic species.


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