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Perseguir y hacer avanzar la micología
Poursuivre et faire progresser la mycologie
Here are the winners from 2011. There were many new entrants this year.
First place: Phallus indusiatus, by Christian Schwarz
Second place: Lactarius substriatus, by Erin Page Blanchard |
Third place: Armillaria mellea, by Charles Fonaas |
Honorable mention: Marasmius plicatulus, by Christian Schwarz |
Honorable mention: Ramariopsis kunzei, by Dianna Smith |
Honorable mention: Spathulariopsis velutipes, by Dianna Smith |
First place: Agaricus praeclaresquamosus, by Christian Schwarz
Second place: Hygrocybe psittacina, by Erin Page Blanchard |
Third place: Mycena aurantiomarginata, by Christian Schwarz |
Honorable mention: Polyporus radicatus, by Charles Fonaas |
Honorable mention: Scleroderma citrinum, by Charles Fonaas |
Honorable mention: Hygrocybe calyptraeformis, by Christian Schwarz |
Honorable mention: Cheimonophyllum candissimus, by Dianna Smith |
Honorable mention: Clathrus ruber by Erin Page Blanchard |
First Place: Destroying Angels by Linnea Gillman
Second place: Mushroom Books: Mine and Noah Siegel's |
Third place: Disney Megabuckus by Ann Berger |
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