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Mushroom Identification
First Steps
Learning about mushrooms
The First Time We Saw Mushrooms
Identification Course
The species concept
Universal veils
Partial Veils
Spore color
Mushroom Profiles
Amanita
Amanita muscaria
Booted Amanitas: Subsections Gemmatae and Pantherinae
Powdery Amanitas: Subsection Farinosae
Amanita: Section Phalloideae
Amanita: Validae, subsection Mappae
Amanita: Section Validae, the flavoconioids
Blushing Amanitas
Echinodontium
A Real American Ivory-billed Woodpecker
Echinodontium ballouii – from eyeballs to DNA
Ballou, Man of Science!
Spongiforma squarepantsii
Mushrooms and People
Interviews and Biographies
Phaeocollybia
and beyond: an interview with Lorelei Norvell
Woman of Science – an interview with Cardy Raper
William Hosea Ballou, scoundrel and mycologist
Who’s In a Name?
Bondartsev and Berkeley
William Archer
Prehistoric Cave Paintings of Mushrooms
Eating mushrooms
General Info
Edibility and Poisoning
Cooking wild mushrooms
Preserving mushrooms
Edible mushrooms
Cooking with Oysters
Desert Truffles – from the souq to my kitchen
Poisonous mushrooms
Amanita regalis poisonings
Mushroom clubs
Mushroom Biology and Taxonomy
What is a mushroom made of?
How many mushrooms?
Deconstructing the Kingdoms
Ron Meyers’ Myco-etymological dictionary
Starting experimental section
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