Cortinarius peraureus
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/svampNC8_T.jpg) | One of the most common Cortinarius species in beech forest. |
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Thaxterogaster aurantiacus (=Cortinarius peraurantiacus)
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/pdd63301_T.jpg) | Thaxterogaster aurantiacus (= Cortinarius peraurantiacum), very short stalk, but well-developed internal columella. |
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Thaxterogaster porphyreus (=Cortinarius porphyroideus)
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/pdd55140_T.jpg) | Thaxterogaster porphyreus (= Cortinarius porphyreus). Common, bright purple species. |
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Cortinarius austrocyanites
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/svampNC7_T.jpg) | One of the species with blue pigments in the flesh. |
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Cortinarius chrysma
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/svampNC1_T.jpg) | A striking, bright golden-yellow species. |
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Cortinarius magellanicus
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/CortinariusMaagellanicusGLB_T.jpg) | A bright purple species covered with a sticky slime. Genetically distinct from the macroscopically similar South American species given the same name. |
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Rozites castanellus (=Cortinarius subcastanellus)
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/jac9426b_T.jpg) | This dark brown species is the most common of New Zealand's Rozites species. |
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Rozites pallidus (=Cortinarius achrous)
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![Click to view larger image](/images/photos/jac8613_T.jpg) | Characterised by the white, fibrillose patches embedded with the glutinous layer on the cap. |
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