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Cinnamon Cort (Cortinarius cinnamomeus)

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Cortinarius cinnamomeus

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Toxic

Severe Toxicity

While not as acutely dangerous as the deadly, orellanine-containing Cortinarius species, it is considered inedible and potentially toxic. The genus Cortinarius is notorious for containing species that cause severe renal failure. Risk of misidentification is high.

Toxin Type: Unspecified potential toxic compounds and general indigestibility.Reaction Type: Gastrointestinal distress and potential nephrotoxicity if misidentified for toxic look-alikes.

Don't confuse with these look-alikes

Misidentification is the most common cause of mushroom poisoning. Cinnamon Cort can be confused with:

  • Blood-red Webcap — Cortinarius
  • Saffron Webcap — Cortinarius

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