McIlvainea: Journal of American Amateur Mycology - Archives
McIlvainea is published by the North American Mycological Association (NAMA) and accepts original and review articles on all aspects of fungi.
“Birds, flowers, insects, stones delight the observant. Why not toadstools? A tramp after them is absorbing, study of them interesting, and eating of them health-giving and supremely satisfying.” -Charles McIlvaine (1840-1909)
McIlvainea Vol. 1, No. 2, 1973
McIlvainea Vol. 1, No. 2 1973
- Dependence of Spore Shape on Maturity of Carpophore in the Phalloidae Section of Amanita
- Foreign Mycological Journals
- On “Honeys”: Armillaria mellea
- Using Micheli as a Field Book
- Mushrooms, Microbes and Malnutrition
- Scleroderma Poisoning
- The Genus Gomphidius with a Revised Description of the Gomphidiaceae and a Key to the Genera
- Book Reviews
- Letters from J. P. Latil
- Errata
McIlvainea Vol. 1, No. 2 1973
McIlvainea Vol. 5, No. 2, 1982
McIlvainea Vol. 5, No. 2 1982
- Fungi, Herbaria, and the Endangered Species Act
- Mushroom Gastronomy
- Mushrooms as Food and Medicine: A Review
- Mushrooms and Cancer
- Mushroom-and-Celery Farms?
- Will a Spreading Chesnut Tree Again Shade a Village Smithy?
- 20 Years of Beginners Classes
- Bob Blob
- Rooty Toute at Quebec
- Mushroom Collecting in the Northeast
- The North American Wild Mushroom Watch
- In The Paleotropics
McIlvainea Vol. 5, No. 2 1982
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