Cortinarius pseudosalor

A species of Cortinar

The wrinkled-out Schleimfuß (Cortinarius stillatitius syn. Cortinarius pseudosalor C. integerrimus) is an agaric from the family of Schleierlingsverwandten (Cortinariaceae). The medium-sized mucus feet have brown thin-fleshed hats a partially violet-colored smooth stem and mild-tasting flesh. Microscopically they are characterized by the large (> 12 microns) usually lemon-shaped coarse-black spores the absence of buckles and the bladder-shaped cheilocystidene. The demarcation to closely related species remains controversial. The fruiting bodies of the mycorrhizal fungus appear from summer to fall in acidic coniferous and deciduous forests especially in spruces but also in birches and beech. The mushroom is considered inedible. It is also called honey mucus foot dripping mucus foot or Lilastieliger mucus foot.