Promoting, pursuing and advancing mycology
Perseguir y hacer avanzar la micología
Poursuivre et faire progresser la mycologie
Here are the winners! Thanks to all who entered, and to John Plischke III who ran the contest.
First place: Crepidotus cinnabarinus, by Renée Lebeuf
Second place: Boletus rhodosanguineus, by Renée Lebeuf |
Third place: Cookeina sulcipes, by Todd Elliott |
Honorable mention:Kretzschmaria deusta, by Patrick Harvey |
Honorable mention: Laetiporus sulphureus, by Patrick Harvey |
Honorable mention: Reishi, by Katherine Ann |
Honorable mention: Omphalotus illudens, John Dawson |
First place: Hygrocybe lacmus, by Renée Lebeuf
Second place: Amanita flavorubens, by Renée Lebeuf |
Third place: Panellus serotinus, by Charles Fonaas |
Honorable mention: Laccaria amethystio-occdentalis, by Todd Elliott |
Honorable mention: Mycoamaranthus sp., by Todd Elliott |
First place: Wicket's Discovery, by Alan McClelland
Second place: Reishi Man, by Todd Elliott
Third Place: Gymnosporangia juniperi-virginianae, by John Dawson
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