NAMA: Educational Programs

Enrich your meetings and teaching sessions with NAMA rental programs. When ordering please allow plenty of time for packing and shipping by our volunteer. We offer rental programs in slide-tape format and CD format, as well as in video, VHS or DVD format. We also offer some videos (VHS and DVD), cassettes and posters for sale. None of the following programs may be reproduced for commercial purposes.

In addition to the rental programs that are available to all, there are 16 new narrated programs on CDs that were created by Dr. Michael Beug and available only to NAMA members and NAMA affiliated clubs. The borrower may make one copy or add it to his hard drive. We are asking for a donation to NAMA of $5-$10 for each program borrowed. See listings below for programs #37-52.

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Email (please Email to both addresses listed below), call or write, Carlene Skeffington, giving your name, address, date you need the program (allow time for previewing), an alternative program choice, and an Email address and/or phone number where you can be reached.

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Program Listings

1. Diversity of the Mushroom World.
Steve Trudell. 45 min. 138 slides.
This is a beginners' program. Life-styles of mushrooms, where they live and what they do, with emphasis on the variety of forms, colors, etc. No audio.
2. The Gilled Fungi: the Friesian Method of Classification.
Dr. David Hosford & Kit Scates-Barnhart. 40 min. 79 slides.
Explains and illustrates with diagrams the terminology and stature type of the Friesian system. This system has been in use for 150 years. Features identification without using a microscope.
3. Gilled Fungi: The Friesian Genera
Dr. David Hosford & Kit Scates-Barnhart. 60 min. 80 slides.
For mushroom identification classes and advanced students. Demonstrates which genera of each spore color occur in each stature type and explains how to tell them apart. Most effective if used after program #2. Programs 5-11 are a series to help the student identify a wide variety of common mushrooms, including edible and poisonous species.
Program 4 has been omitted and replaced by program 24 and program 32. At least one of them should be viewed first and then programs 5-11 can be viewed in any order.
5. Gilled Mushrooms I: White Spored
Dr. Michael Beug. 48 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Includes Amanita, Lepiota, Hygrophorus and Russula families.
6. Gilled Mushrooms II: White Spored.
Dr. Michael Beug. 43 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Includes Armillaria, Mycena, Flammulina, Collybia, Marasmius, Clitocybe, Laccaria, Lentinus, Pleurotus and others.
7. Gilled Mushrooms III: Pink to Brown Spored.
Dr. Michael Beug. 42 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Covers Pluteus, Volvariella, Entoloma, Paxillus, Gymnopilus, Pholiota, Heboloma, Cortinarius and others.
8. Gilled Mushrooms IV: Purple-Brown to Black Spored.
Dr. Michael Beug. 36 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Discusses Agaricus, Stropharia, Psilocybe, Coprinus, Panaeolus, Chroogomphus and more.
9. Non Gilled Mushrooms I.
Dr. Michael Beug. 42 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Chanterelles, boletes, hydnums, and polypores.
10. Non Gilled Mushrooms II.
Dr. Michael Beug. 47 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
The clavarias and gasteromycetes including puffballs and bird's nest fungi. Also the Hymenogastrales, the false puffballs.
11. Non Gilled Mushrooms III.
Dr. Michael Beug. 43 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Ascomycetes and Heterobasidomycetes. Includes morels, false morels, and jelly fungi. Also discusses slime molds and other fungi.
12. Amanitas of the Pacific North West.
Janet Lindgren. 32 min. 62 slides.
An overview of some of the many Amanitas to be found in the Pacific Northwest. Includes a chart of the subgenera and sections of the genus Amanita. Reviewed by Dr. Rodham Tulloss.
13. Microscopy in the Study of Mushroom Spores.
Dr. Leo J. Tanghe. 40 min. 79 slides.
Designed for a general audience, this program clearly explains how to use a microscope and prepare slides for observation. Uses photomicrographs to explain the diversity and characteristics of spores for the accurate identification of mushrooms.
14. The Ultrastructure and Diversity of Mushrooms.
Paul Stamets. 40 min. 74 slides.
The scanning electron microscope reveals the three dimensional details of mushroom spores and tissues.
15. Photographing Fungi, Part 1 (of 2).
Harley Barnhart. 70 min. 156 slides.
A basic treatment covering the choice of subjects, equipment and film characteristics, use of natural light, exposure, and composition. Suited for audiences with limited photographic skills. Part 2, a more advanced treatment encompassing techniques for electronic flash and macrophotography (extreme close-ups), is in preparation.
16. Poisonous and Hallucinogenic Mushrooms (revised).
Dr. Michael Beug. Two parts: Part I, 35 minutes, 40 slides. Part II, 30 minutes, 40 slides.
May be shown as one long program or two short ones. Includes a 23" x 37" wall chart, Diagnosis and Treatment of Mushroom Poisoning, by Kit Scates-Barnhart. Suitable for general audiences, students or physicians. Explains the effects of ingesting toxic mushrooms. Covers toxin groups, their chemical compositions, and symptoms. Toxic species are described.
Available on the Web: http://www.evergreen.edu/mushrooms/phm/
17. Mushrooms: Macro to Micro.
Kim Emmons & Cara Styles. 50 min. 157 slides.
Kim and Cara have created a fascinating mycophotographic journey from natural habitats to the microscopic world of fungi. Covers more than thirty species. A guided trip into the language of microscopy, and the inner workings of fungi and slime molds. Appropriate for general audiences and mycology students.
18. Mushrooms for color.
© 1989, David Marks Productions. 28 min. VHS Video.
A visual record of mushroom dyeing. Includes scenes from California and Sweden. Much of the footage is from the Fourth International Fiber and Fungi Symposium and Exhibition, Mendocino CA, 1988. Suggested for use along with program #19.
19. Mushrooms for paper.
© 1993, David Marks Productions. 10 min. VHS Video.
A how-to demonstration and a record of the opening night of the Exhibition of Mushrooms for Paper at the Mendocino Art Center in October, 1992. Useful for schools and other groups. Suggested for use in conjunction with program #18.
20. Morels, Truffles and Other Spring Fungi.
Dr. Michael Beug. 40 min. 80 slides. VHS video available.
Includes morels, false morels, cup fungi, truffles, false truffles, puffballs, earthballs, and gilled and pored mushrooms likely to be found in spring.
Available on the Web: http://www.evergreen.edu/mushrooms/mtsm/mtsm.htm
21. Cooking with Hope.
Hope Miller. 58 slides. Audio tape not yet available.
While traveling with world-famous mycologist husband, Dr. Orson K. Miller, Jr., Hope had the time and supplies of mushrooms to experiment and developed many creative recipes and cooking techniques. She shares some of these with you.
22. Mushrooms in Kansas.
Ron Meyers. 45 min., 80 slides.
Covers some of the surprising diversity of mushrooms found in Kansas, many of which probably also are found in the other states of the Great Plains.
23. Winning Slides from NAMA Photo Contests.

This is not a formal program but we will assist you in obtaining some of our most beautiful slides for a discussion or delightful presentation of your own design. Call for more information.
24. Introduction to Mushrooms.
Dr. Michael Beug. 50 min. 80 slides.
An introductory program for all audiences which covers the most common edible and poisonous mushrooms as well as the best cultivated mushrooms. The program is intended to guide the viewer to the best edible species and away from the most dangerous species. While the emphasis is on mycophagy, attention is also paid to the role of mushrooms in the environment and in human attitudes.
Available on the Web: http://www.evergreen.edu/mushrooms/introm/
25. Introduction to Fall Mushrooms.
Dr. Michael Beug. 45 min. 80 slides.
Focuses on the common basidiomycetes found during the fall season with comments about both habitat and ease of identification. The mushrooms represented are from throughout North America with a slight bias towards the species found in the Pacific Northwest.
Available on the Web: http://www.evergreen.edu/mushrooms/ifm/
26. Mushrooms for Beginners: Eastern US and Canada.
John Plischke III. 80 slides. 37 minutes.
This program covers a variety of edible and non-edible mushrooms, including poisonous ones, of the Eastern US and Canada. Most are commonly found. We also mention mushroom art, paper making with mushrooms, photography, and dyeing wool with mushrooms.
27. Edible Mushrooms of the Eastern US and Canada.
John Plischke III. 140 slides. 45 minutes.
This program covers wide a variety of edible mushrooms found in the Eastern US and Canada, along with pictures of prepared dishes. The program is designed to whet the appetite of the audience for mushrooms good to eat. Videos on VHS or DVD Available only to NAMA affiliated clubs or to individual NAMA members, free of charge except for return postage, for a period of two weeks.
28. A Walk in the Woods.(VHS)
Dr. Samuel Ristich.
A group of mushroomers are led on a walk in the woods with Sam as the leader.(27 minutes)
29. After the Ashes Cool: A Look At Post Fire Fungi.(VHS)
Dr. Nancy Smith Weber.
A thoroughly researched and informative slide-lecture on the fungi that grow in forest burn sites. It was filmed at a meeting of the New Mexico Mycological Society. (1 hour and 25 minutes)
30. An Introduction to Mushrooming Basics.(VHS)
Dianna Smith.
Dianna videotaped Don Shernoff and the Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Society on two fall walks, as Don covers all the important aspects of mushrooming for a beginner. He explains mushrooming in a serious, thoughtful, and intelligent manner, and draws your interest as you follow him on the walk. Dianna produces videotapes on nature and gardening topics for a weekly cable TV program in New York. (1 hour) - (available for purchase-see below)
31. The Mushroom Identification Trilogy (DVD video)
Taylor Lockwood.
This stunning new DVD video is a fast- paced, comprehensive program for Mushroom Identification, appropriate for both beginners and experienced mushroomers. Through a combination of video footage and photos, Taylor clearly explains the process, and provides information used to identify mushrooms. (58 minutes) - (available for purchase-see below)
NAMA Educational Committee CDs #32-36

Five new educational CDs, created by Dr. Michael Beug, are now available (07/2007), #32-36, from NAMA and many more are planned over the coming two years. The CDs contain PowerPoint Presentations with an Audio track and include a Word file of the text that can be printed out and read on occasions when audio is not available. They also contain a file about NAMA and instructions on how to use the CD. The CD can be viewed as a narrated slide show with narration or individual frames can be viewed in any order while displaying the text below each frame. The borrower may make one copy for their own use before returning the CD, but none of the programs may be reproduced for commercial purposes. A suggested fee for borrowing the CDs is $5-$10. See borrowing instructions above.
32. Introduction to Mushrooms (CD - 55 minutes)

This program is an update of the Introduction to Mushrooms slide-tape program by Michael Beug. It covers nearly 80 species of both gilled and non-gilled mushrooms that are common in many regions of North America, plus several species that are readily cultivated. The species list for the program includes all of the author's favorite edible mushrooms plus the most dangerous of the poisonous mushrooms.
33. Naming Mushrooms: Who's my Daddy (CD - 24 minutes)

This program is a light-hearted look at 49 of the author's favorite common mushrooms and why their scientific names have changed over the 30 years he has been photographing mushrooms. You will learn how the changes reflect our ongoing understanding of genetic relationships, our discovery that sometimes our mushrooms which carry European names are different that their European counterparts, our discovery that sometime mushrooms that we thought to be one species are several species and why common names have even more pitfalls than scientific names.
34. Morels and Other Spring Ascomycetes (CD - 23 minutes)

This program covers many different types of morels plus a range of other wide-spread spring ascomycetes focusing on when and where they are found and giving tips on correct identification. Over 44 species are discussed.
35. Snowbank Mushrooms and Western Spring Basidiomycetes (CD - 20 minutes)

This program focuses on the unique Ecology of the Western Snowbank Mushrooms. These fungi fruit in the Rocky Mountains, Cascades and Sierra Nevada Mountains and are typically not found in the mountains of Europe or in the Eastern United States. The author has also included many of the common spring Basidiomycetes that are not part of the Snowbank Mycoflora but can be found at lower elevations in the West.
36. Reflections on Poisonous Mushrooms (CD - 43 minutes)

This program is a complete revision of the Poisonous and Hallucinogenic Mushrooms slide-tape program. Dr. Beug chairs the NAMA toxicology committee and draws on 30 years of mushroom poisoning reports in the NAMA database to discuss all of the mushrooms that have been reported to cause fatalities in North America and the mushrooms that are most frequently involved in cases of gastrointestinal distress.
New NAMA CD Programs for 2008 available only to NAMA Members and NAMA Affiliated Clubs

Dr. Michael Beug, a member of the NAMA Education Committee, has created sixteen new narrated CD programs. Starting in the Spring of 2008 these programs will be available on loan, only to NAMA members and affiliated clubs, through the NAMA website: http://www.namyco.org. These programs were created as replacements for the existing NAMA slide-tape programs. Each CD contains a PowerPoint presentation with embedded narration. The programs are designed so that they can be customized by individual clubs and the CDs include Instructions for deleting slides or adding additional slides of special interest. The images in the programs draw heavily on the slide collection of Dr. Beug, augmented by the beautiful collections of Kit Scates Barnhart, Peter Katsaros and Eleanor Yarrow, as well as numerous slides from other NAMA members including Harley Barnhart, Emily Johnson, John MacGregor, Chuck Barrows, Bill Blanton and Bill Roody. In 2009, Dr Beug plans to complete additional new programs covering other orders in the Basidiomycetes and the Ascomycetes.

The sixteen new programs fall into three series of PowerPoint programs. The first series in nine parts, #37-45, emphasizes the Agaricales of North America. The best edible species and the most poisonous species in each group are featured, stressing the distinctive characteristics of each species. Spectacular species as well as species with fascinating ecological roles are also included. The second series in four parts, #46-49, focuses on how to recognize the major genera of gilled mushrooms. The third series in three parts, #50-52, treats Boletes, some Ascomycetes and other genera of non-gilled mushrooms. The idea behind this series is that once you can recognize the major genera on sight, you will be more successful at keying out the identity of new species. These programs include multiple illustrations of common mushrooms found in most field guides and many species rarely illustrated elsewhere.

The borrower may make one copy for their own use before returning the CD, but none of the programs may be reproduced for commercial purposes. A suggested fee for borrowing the CDs is $5-10. See borrowing instructions above.
37. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part I: Pluteaceae and Pleurotaceae
(CD - 50 minutes).
This program begins with Amanita and covers the most widespread members of the genus and some interesting regional endemics. It also includes Limacella, Volvariella, Pluteus and Pleurotus in the broad sense.
38. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part II: Agaricaceae
(CD - 50 minutes).
This program starts with Agaricus and then covers Lepiota and Coprinus in the broad sense.
39. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part III: Tricholomataceae Part 1
(CD - 60 Minutes).
The Tricholomataceae is such a large family that to cover it in any depth two programs were needed. This program focuses on the large genera in the family, especially Tricholoma and Clitocybe. Additional included genera are Catathelasma, Tricholomopsis, Lyophyllum, Calocybe, Leucopaxillus, Panellus and Cystoderma. Some white-spored mushrooms from other families and other orders, including Omphalotus and Hygrophoropsis, are also covered.
40. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part IV: Tricholomataceae Part 2
(CD - 58 Minutes).
This program includes Mycena, Omphalina, Hygrophorus and Collybia, all in the broad sense. In each case, the central genus and most of the new genera that have been created based on recent DNA work are discussed. Mushroom ecology is also covered.
41. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part V: Puffballs, Clubs and Corals
(CD - 60 Minutes).
This program includes species both in the Agaricales as well as species that have traditionally been included in these groupings but are now considered parts of other orders. Thus traditional puffballs, large and small, are discussed along with desert stalked puffballs, Scleroderma species and bird’s nest fungi. Ramaria species are included with Clavaria species and other club and coral mushrooms.
42. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VI: Cortinariaceae
(CD - 57 minutes).
This program covers many species of Cortinarius and Inocybe that are not covered elsewhere. It also includes Gymnopilus, Phaeocollybia, Crepidotus, Galerina and some other genera in the Cortinariaceae.
43. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VII: Strophariaceae and Psathyrellaceae
(CD - 45 Minutes).
This program covers Stropharia, Psilocybe, Hypholoma, Kuehneromyces, Pholiota, Psathyrella and some other distinctive genera.
44. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VIII: Entolomataceae, Marasmiaceae, Schizophyllaceae and Hydnangiaceae
(CD - 46 Minutes).
This program covers Entoloma and its segregate genera, Schizophyllum, Laccaria, Armillaria, Marasmius, Rhodocollybia and some other distinctive genera.
45. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part IX: Bolbitiaceae, Gomphidiaceae, Paxillaceae and Hygrophoropsidaceae
(CD - 34 minutes).
To complete the coverage of the gilled mushrooms, this program covers the Bolbitiaceae and other orders of Basidiomycetes not discussed previously. The genera included are Agrocybe, Bolbitius, Conocybe, Hebeloma and Panaeolus from the Bolbitiaceae. Other genera included are Gomphidius and Chroogomphus from the Gomphidiaceae. This program concludes with Phylloporus, Paxillus, Tapinella and Hygrophoropsis.
46. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Light Spored Mushrooms I: Pluteaceae, Pleurotaceae, Entolomataceae, Marasmiaceae and Others
(CD - 50 Minutes).
This program covers the best edible and most poisonous mushrooms from roughly half of the major genera of light spored mushrooms.
47. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Light Spored Mushrooms II: Tricholomataceae, Hygrophoraceae and Russulaceae
(CD - 50 Minutes).
This program completes the coverage of the major genera of light spored mushrooms not included in Part I.
48. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Dark Spored Mushrooms I: Agaricaceae (Dark Spored Members), Bolbitiaceae and Cortinariaceae 1
(CD - 50 Minutes).
This program covers Agaricus, Coprinus in the broad sense, Agrocybe, Bolbitius, Conocybe, Panaeolus, Hebeloma, Cortinarius and Inocybe.
49. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Dark Spored Mushrooms II: Cortinariaceae 2, Strophariaceae, Psathyrellaceae and Some Gilled Boletales
(CD - 50 Minutes).
This program completes the coverage of major genera of dark spored mushrooms including Gymnopilus, Phaeocollybia, Crepidotus, Galerina, Pholiota, Stropharia, Psilocybe, Hypholoma, Psathyrella, Gomphidius, Chroogomphus, Paxillus and some other distinctive genera of dark spored mushrooms.
50. Beyond Morels and Showy Spring Mushrooms: Guide to the Other Major Genera of Ascomycete Mushrooms
(CD-47 Minutes).
This program is an introductory overview of the fleshy Ascomycetes not included in the program Morels and Other Spring Ascomycetes. I have illustrated both common widespread Ascomycete species and distinctive Ascomycetes of more localized distribution. I have also included a few distinctive Zygomycetes.
51. Guide to the Major Genera of Non-Gilled Mushrooms: Boletes and Polypores
(CD-64 minutes).
In this program I discuss the major genera of the boletes and polypores with an emphasis on mushrooms that are common and widespread but also including notable mushrooms of limited distribution.
52. Guide to the Major Genera of Non-Gilled Mushrooms: Spine Fungi, Chanterelles, Teeth Fungi, Stink Horns Jelly Fungi and More
(CD-59.4 Minutes).
In this program I examine first a number of different fungi that bear their spores on spines and then the genera that bear their spores on folds or ridges on the underside of the cap and then we look at genera where the spores are borne in slime on the surface of the cap and finally genera where the fruit-bodies are jelly-like.

Items for Sale

The Mushroom Identification Trilogy.
Taylor Lockwood. DVD Video.
(Program #30 under New Videos) Cost per DVD is $24.95+ $2.05 shipping and handling. Clubs can order 10 or more copies @ $19.95 each + appropriate shipping and handling. DVDs can be purchased through the website, www.fungiphoto.com, by the toll free phone # 1-800-958-5809, or by mail to:

Taylor's MIT P.O. Box 1412 Mendocino, CA 95460
Diagnosis and Treatment of Mushroom Poisoning.
Kit Scates-Barnhart. Poster, 24 in. x 36 in.
An excellent gift for clubs to give to hospitals and clinics. It is an important addition to any club's educational resources. Make check for $24.95 + 4.50 shipping and handling payable to:

Fungal Cave Books 1943 SE Locust Ave Portland OR 97214-4826.
Pronouncing Names of Fungi.
Cassette tape and script.
Featuring the recorded voices of Dr. Alexander H. Smith and Dr. Rolf Singer. Side one contains Dr. Smith giving American pronunciations while side two has Dr. Singer with the European pronunciations. Helps you decide which pronunciations your friends will prefer! Make check for $7.75 payable to NAMA Education Committee and mail to:

NAMA Pronouncing Tape 1943 SE Locust Ave Portland OR 97214-4826.
Slime Molds I, II & III.
(VHS)
These three historic films have been collected on one video, running about 65 minutes. The color films were prepared by James Koevenig in 1961 at the University of Iowa under the direction of C.J. Alexopoulos, G. W. Martin and R.T. Porter. The video features live action and time lapse photography, photomicrography and animation and teaches about the fascinating world of myxomycetes. Slime Mold Videos (VHS) will be prepared as individual orders are received, so allow extra time. Cost per tape is $29.95 + $5 shipping and handling ($7 overseas).

Note: The regular tape is in NTSC format for North America, but is available in SECAM (France and others) or PAL (Spain, Germany and others) by special order.

Cost per tape for these formats is $46.45 (shipping included). Send check or money order, payable to NAMA, to:

Dean Abel Biological Sciences 138 BB University of Iowa Iowa City IA 52242.

Note: If you know of a slide, audio or video production that should become a part of this NAMA service please contact:

Sandy Sheine - Education Committee Chair
PO Box 81640
Rochester, Michigan 48308-1640
(248) 672-5301
ssheine@aol.com

NAMA Educational Programs

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Program Listings

1. Diversity of the Mushroom World.

2. The Gilled Fungi: the Friesian Method of Classification.

3. Gilled Fungi: The Friesian Genera

5. Gilled Mushrooms I: White Spored

6. Gilled Mushrooms II: White Spored.

7. Gilled Mushrooms III: Pink to Brown Spored.

8. Gilled Mushrooms IV: Purple-Brown to Black Spored.

9. Non Gilled Mushrooms I.

10. Non Gilled Mushrooms II.

11. Non Gilled Mushrooms III.

12. Amanitas of the Pacific North West.

13. Microscopy in the Study of Mushroom Spores.

14. The Ultrastructure and Diversity of Mushrooms.

15. Photographing Fungi, Part 1 (of 2).

16. Poisonous and Hallucinogenic Mushrooms (revised).

17. Mushrooms: Macro to Micro.

18. Mushrooms for color.

19. Mushrooms for paper.

20. Morels, Truffles and Other Spring Fungi.

21. Cooking with Hope.

22. Mushrooms in Kansas.

23. Winning Slides from NAMA Photo Contests.

24. Introduction to Mushrooms.

25. Introduction to Fall Mushrooms.

26. Mushrooms for Beginners: Eastern US and Canada.

27. Edible Mushrooms of the Eastern US and Canada.

28. A Walk in the Woods.(VHS)

29. After the Ashes Cool: A Look At Post Fire Fungi.(VHS)

30. An Introduction to Mushrooming Basics.(VHS)

31. The Mushroom Identification Trilogy (DVD video)

NAMA Educational Committee CDs #32-36

32. Introduction to Mushrooms (CD - 55 minutes)

33. Naming Mushrooms: Who's my Daddy (CD - 24 minutes)

34. Morels and Other Spring Ascomycetes (CD - 23 minutes)

35. Snowbank Mushrooms and Western Spring Basidiomycetes (CD - 20 minutes)

36. Reflections on Poisonous Mushrooms (CD - 43 minutes)

New NAMA CD Programs for 2008 available only to NAMA Members and NAMA Affiliated Clubs

37. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part I: Pluteaceae and Pleurotaceae

38. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part II: Agaricaceae

39. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part III: Tricholomataceae Part 1

40. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part IV: Tricholomataceae Part 2

41. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part V: Puffballs, Clubs and Corals

42. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VI: Cortinariaceae

43. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VII: Strophariaceae and Psathyrellaceae

44. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part VIII: Entolomataceae, Marasmiaceae, Schizophyllaceae and Hydnangiaceae

45. Widespread Agaricales of North America Part IX: Bolbitiaceae, Gomphidiaceae, Paxillaceae and Hygrophoropsidaceae

46. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Light Spored Mushrooms I: Pluteaceae, Pleurotaceae, Entolomataceae, Marasmiaceae and Others

47. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Light Spored Mushrooms II: Tricholomataceae, Hygrophoraceae and Russulaceae

48. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Dark Spored Mushrooms I: Agaricaceae (Dark Spored Members), Bolbitiaceae and Cortinariaceae 1

49. Guide to the Major Genera of Gilled Mushrooms: The Dark Spored Mushrooms II: Cortinariaceae 2, Strophariaceae, Psathyrellaceae and Some Gilled Boletales

50. Beyond Morels and Showy Spring Mushrooms: Guide to the Other Major Genera of Ascomycete Mushrooms

51. Guide to the Major Genera of Non-Gilled Mushrooms: Boletes and Polypores

52. Guide to the Major Genera of Non-Gilled Mushrooms: Spine Fungi, Chanterelles, Teeth Fungi, Stink Horns Jelly Fungi and More

Items for Sale

The Mushroom Identification Trilogy.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Mushroom Poisoning.

Pronouncing Names of Fungi.

Slime Molds I, II & III.

Note: If you know of a slide, audio or video production that should become a part of this NAMA service please contact: