The principal field guide for California mushroom hunters has long been Mushrooms Demystified, but its current edition is now over 25 years old and increasingly is showing its age. Although Read more
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Tricholomas of North America is 208 pages in 7×10 format. The book is beautifully bound and illustrated. It begins with a 9-page introduction followed by a 16 page dichotomous key
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This is a small (roughly 4.5 x 6 inches) guide that, as the title states, deals with mushrooms commonly encountered in the upper Midwest (the Dakotas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan,
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When the review copy of this new Timber Press release arrived, I was surprised to see a very familiar-looking book—the size, binding, and cover bear a striking resemblance to Mushrooms of
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This focused field guide, which was produced in Boulder, Colorado, deals with the lichens that occur in a City of Boulder natural area (White Rocks Nature Preserve). The author, Erin
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The March-April 2007 issue of The Mycophile contained a review by John Plischke III of the first edition of Field Guide to Wild Mushrooms of Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic. In short, he stated
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And the eastern mushroom guides keep on coming, especially those from the Southeast. Recent releases have included Southeastern Mushrooms, by Todd Elliott and Steve Stephenson, Tim Baroni’s Mushrooms of the Northeastern United
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Daniel Winkler This small field guide booklet is an accordion-style folded 8 panel double- sided brochure on good quality heavy- weight paper with a glossy finish. It seems relatively water-resistant.
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Walt Sturgeon is a well-regarded field mycologist familiar to NAMA members and others who participate in any of the major annual multi-day forays that take place especially east of North
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This is a small (roughly 4.5 × 6 inches) guide that, as the title states, deals with mushrooms commonly encountered in the Northwest (rather narrowly defined as Washington, Oregon, and
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