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Perseguir y hacer avanzar la micología
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Here are the winners from 2010. Many thanks to those who entered — your work is awesome.
First place: Chris Matherly, Leotia viscosa
Second place: Akanthomyces aculeate, by Todd Elliott |
Third place: Auricularia auricula, by Todd Elliott |
Honorable mention: Brian Zimmar, Amanita muscaria |
Honorable mention: Chris Matherly, Morchella esculenta |
Honorable mention: Charles Fonaas, Coprinellus disseminatus |
First place: Agaricus abruptibulbus by Charles Fonaas |
Second place: Laccaria ochropurpurea by Charles Fonaas |
Third place: Tuber sp. by Todd Elliott |
Honorable mention: Boletus frostii by Chris Matherly |
Honorable mention: Todd Elliott, Cantharellus lateritius |
Honorable mention: Todd Elliott, Lactarius hygrophoroides |
First Place: Chris Matherly Morchella esculenta
Second place: Bite Me, by Steve Carmichael |
Third place: Lactarius sp with tree frog, by Kathy Yerich |
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