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SUMMARY:Puget Sound Mycological Society  – General Membership Meeting  (open to the public)
DESCRIPTION:MEMBERSHIP MEETING Joseph Zapotosky \nHave you ever wondered\,” How do I make a collection that could be used for further research (DNA sequencing/herbarium vouchered collections?” or “What information should I include when asking another myco-enthusiast an identification ques-tion?”\nIf so\, please join us at our next general meeting when Matthew Koons (current recipient of a Ben Woo scholarship grant) will help answer some of these questions—and more. His talk is entitled “Community Science in Mycology: Vouchering\, Ob-servations\, and Genetic Sequencing.” The talk will be centered around documenting biodiversity on the iNaturalist platform and includes how to make high quality observations\, photog-raphy techniques\, vouchering fungal collections\, and how to select specimens for genetic barcoding. It will also touch on recent genetic discoveries in the region\, sequencing technolo-gies\, and how to have your own discoveries barcoded and how you can contribute to community science.\nMatthew Koons is an amateur mycologist who is an active field surveyor and fungal genetic researcher out of a home lab in Se-attle\, Washington (supported in part by a PSMS Ben Woo scholarship grant). While primarily focused on fungi\, he is also interested in broader biodiversity—particularly native plants\, arthropods\, and intertidal organisms.\nWe hope you will join us for this meeting\, as it is closely fol-lowed by our annual Wild Mushroom Exhibit October 19–20\, and details of how you might participate in that exciting show will be discussed.\nThe membership meeting on October 8\, 2024\, will be a “hy-brid” meeting both in-person at the Center for Urban Horticul-ture and virtual on Zoom. We will start letting people into the CUH meeting hall at about 7:00 pm and into the Zoom meet-ing at about 7:15. The lecture will begin at approximately 7:30 pm…\nPrograming note: Dr. Britt Bunyard will be the speaker next at next months meeting.
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SUMMARY:PSMS Membership Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The membership meeting on September 10\, 2024\, will be a “hybrid” meeting both in-person at the Center for Urban Horticulture  and virtual on Zoom. We will start letting people into the CUH meeting hall at about 7:00 pm and into the Zoom meeting at about  7:15. The lecture will begin at approximately 7:30 pm.   \nOur speaker is Noah Siegel\, and his talk is titled “Cascadia—a Fungal Paradise.”  The wet mossy forests of the Pacific Northwest host a spectacular diversity of mushrooms\, a true fungal paradise!  This talk will highlight this diversity\, the unique habitats\, and it’s plethora of mushrooms.  \nHe will also be giving a preview of his latest project co-authored with Christian Schwarz— Mushrooms of Cascadia\, A Comprehensive Guide to Fungi of the Pacific Northwest—written specifically for our region. Just released and hot off the presses\, it is just in time for what we all are hoping will be a memorable season. Noah will have copies available to those in attendance so\, plan on coming in person.  \nNoah is one of North America’s foremost field mycologists. He has spent over three decades seeking\,  photographing\, identifying\, and furthering his knowledge about all  aspects of macrofungi. He travels and lectures extensively across  America\, following the mushrooms from coast to coast. Noah was  the recipient of the 2022 North American Mycological Association’s Award for Contributions to Amateur Mycology. His primary  research interest is on the taxonomy and systematics of fungi.   \nIn addition to Mushrooms of Cascadia\, he has authored\, along  with Christian Schwarz\, Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast\, a  Comprehensive Guide to the Fungi of Coastal Northern California and A field Guide to the Rare Fungi of California’s National  Forests. He is currently working on Mushrooms of Alaska\, with  Steve Trudell and Kate Mohatt.  
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