Pine rust fungi are complex, yet fascinating basidiomycetes that cause diseases in forest ecosystems in pine forests throughout North America. This talk will focus on the diversity of pine rust […]
The true 'alpine' (strictly above treeline) covers over 70 million acres in North America, and yet, before we started our research, it was a mycological blank spot on the map. […]
NAMA’s new Mycoremediation Committee is focused on exploring the role fungi can play in environmental cleanup by breaking down or neutralizing pollutants in soil, water, and air, offering an emerging […]
Join Manitoba Mushroom Society for a webinar by Tyson Ehlers "Know Your Slime Moulds". Slime moulds, or myxomycetes (often referred to as “myxos”) are single-celled amoeboid organisms that produce delicate fruiting bodies exquisite in form and colour. Once considered a group of fungi (the name is derived from the Greek myxa for slime and mykes for fungi), they […]
They'll be discussing the Global Strategy for Fungal Conservation – the first initiative of its kind with the newly founded Global Fungal Conservation Network. New members are welcome! 5pm PT | 6pm MT | 7pm CT | 8pm ET Tuesday November 24 Email Aaron Tupac at [email protected] to join.
A tale of two dryland fires, examining the impacts of fires in chaparral shrublands versus iconic Joshua trees in the Mojave desert on fungal biomass, richness, composition, and succession. I use multiple methods including field work, molecular work including microbiomes, metagenomics, metatranscriptomics, and culturing including bioassays, genomics, and transcriptomics to explore the traits of pyrophilous […]
We'll discuss how fungi respond to repeated wildfires in Southern California's chaparral ecosystems. Drawing on field research, we'll explore how fungal diversity and community composition change in soils that have experienced a single fire versus multiple fires within a short period. This talk is intended for everyone, from mushroom enthusiasts and […]
Learn how restoration projects are trying to bring mycorrhizal fungi back to damaged land, why the most popular approach, of-the-shelf commercial products, often falls short, and what works better. Fungal ecologist Anne Polyakov shares surprising findings from a review of 105 restoration studies. by Dr. Anne Polyakov –>Register Here 5pm PT | 6pm MT | […]
The genus Gymnopilus, sometimes called the “laughing gyms,” includes some of North America’s most colorful and chemically intriguing mushrooms. Despite their familiarity to mushroom enthusiasts, many species remain difficult to distinguish, and their taxonomy has been confused for more than a century. In this talk, Andrew Kunik will explore the diversity of North American Gymnopilus, […]
Join Manitoba Mushroom Society at 7:00 pm Central Time on 2026 December 12 for a webinar by Paul Kroeger about "Teonanácatl. Psilocybin-containing 'Magic Mushrooms': History and modern use in British Columbia". This presentation provides a brief introduction to the Magic Mushrooms, discussing their ancient use, rediscovery in Mexico in the mid-twentieth century, and their early […]
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