Click on this link to find out what mushroom books are in stock at Powell books in Portland, Oregon. When you are presented with the search screen, simply click the "Search!" button. Added: 6/16/96; Last verified: 6/16/96
An interesting article by Paul Stamets on the interactions between man and mushrooms. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This site has a short bibliography about mushrooms from Australia. As an aside, in a recent (summer 1995) visit to Sydney, Australia a look around all of the downtown bookstores netted me a total of one small field guide to the mushrooms of Australia. Even the large library in Sydney had only a few mushroom titles. One of the books mentioned that the study of mushrooms in Australia was in its infancy. Sounds like an excellent place for a budding (or would that be germinating) mycologist to focus on. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Sounds like one of those government funded studies that cost taxpayers millions of dollars. Yep, mold grows on coffee that's sat out too long. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This is a list of mycological resources maintained by Michael Stein. I believe this site is one of the first mushroom sites available on the web. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
I visited this site some time ago and I just don't remember what all is available here. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Sounds like there might be some pictures here, but I don't remember. I'll update this description soon. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This newsgroup may not be available on all systems (I don't appear to have access to it from my service provider in New Hampshire, USA). If anyone can gain access to it I would appreciate knowing where you are located and a description of the kind of information discussed here and I'll enclose that information. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
No, this isn't a journey into the deep dark forests of Central or South America, but a trip to our own rain forest in the Olympic National Forest of Washington state. This site just contains a few pictures of unidentified mushrooms taken while on a trip through the forest. One of the pictures labeled "Angel of Death" appears to be an Amanita gemmata which is very common in the Pacific Northwest. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
An interesting article about mushrooms in general. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Wonder where the Mushroom Capital of the World Is? How about the Mushroom Museum? If not, you need look no further than this site. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here is a paragraph or two on the damage caused by Armillariella mellea and friends. Added: 1/1/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
GIFS of 15 different mushrooms (as of 5/18/96) and growing. Added: 12/4/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
An article that was originally published in the New York Times on December 13, 1994. The article is by Natalie Angier and is about the leaf cutting ants that grow fungus. Added: 12/4/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here's reference to a poem by Isaac Asimov that was originally published in the May 1984 copy of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine. The poem isn't here, so once you read this, you probably don't need to go to this site! Added: 12/4/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here's someones web page with a picture of some Morels that he found in May of 1995. He has a few short sentences about his love for Morels. That about sums it up. Perhaps we'll see more after May of 1996. Added: 12/16/95; Last verified: 5/18/96
This is a new web page with information about the Rochester Area Mycological Association. There are also various articles of interest to the amateur mycologist. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Various mushroom pictures provided by the University of Guelph located in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. The pictures are referenced by an ID number so you will need to look at them to know what they contain. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This is a site with a picture and description of the various mushrooms that might be found in North Carolina. At the time of my original visit (5/18/96) Netscape was having problems in differentiating the background from the link text (I couldn't read the link text at all). Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
A web site covering "The Mushroom Industry and the Environment" in British Columbia. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
This is an introductory site to mycology sponsored by The Ohio State University. It is an excellent introduction with lots of color diagrams. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here is a great article by Randy Marchand on commercial mushroom picking. Makes me want to switch careers and trapse off into the woods to pick mushroom commerically! Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
A very thorough article on harvesting Morel mushrooms (specifically in Canada). The pictures that are included here are top notch. Very well worth the trip if you're interested in Morels or in commerical mushroom picking. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
Here is a very interesting new site that includes the following categories to expore: Retail Trade, Industry Information, Foodservice News, Shopper's Guide and Press Box. This site appears to be geared towards the commercial sector (it is an industry funded organization) and is very nicely done. Even if you have no interest in how to display mushrooms in your store for maximum sales, visit this site for entertainment. Added: 5/18/96; Last verified: 5/18/96
An interesting tale of a possibly psychoactive Lepiota. Anyone know any more about this? Added: 5/25/96; Last verified: 5/25/96
 |
Netscape 1.1 Enhanced |
|
