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Each issue of Fungi will explore the world of mycology from many different angles. With regular features ranging from toxicology to medicinal mushrooms, from photography to book reviews, Fungi will inform and entertain everyone from beginner to professional mycologist.
Many of the contributing editors have won national awards for photography, writing, or pedagogical efforts. Every issue of Fungi will feature peer-reviewed technical papers ranging from original research findings to reviews of taxonomic groups to new records of North American species.
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Vol. 3 No. 1 : Winter 2010
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| Also in this Issue of FUNGI: |
- From the Editor
- Editor’s Picks
- Letters to the Editor
- A Mycolegium of Literature:
New North American Mushroom Species in 2009,
by Else C. Vellinga
- Notes from Underground: The Case of the Purloined
Botanist,
by David Rose
SPECIAL DARWIN SECTION
- Charles Darwin in his Own Words, Mostly,
by
Gary Lincoff
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- Darwin and the Fermentable Mushrooms of Tierra del
Fuego,
by Elio Schaechter
- The Mycological Connection between Mr. Darwin and
Mr. Lloyd,
by Nicholas P. Money
- Bookshelf FUNGI: Reviews
- The Social Amoebae:
The Biology of Cellular Slime Molds,
by John Tyler Bonner
- Know Your Mushrooms,
a film by Ron Mann
- Endophytic Fungi in Grasses and Woody Plants:
Systematics, Ecology, and Evolution, ed.
by Scott C. Redlin and Lori M. Carris
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Outdoor writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Paul Smith, goes on a Treasure Hunt for morels in Wisconsin's Kettle Moraine State Forest with FUNGI Magazine editor, Britt Bunyard. |
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FUNGI Magazine editor, Britt Bunyard, teams up with Braise On The Go Culinary School's David Swanson, for a morel foray and gourmet, foraged-food cooking class in this Associated Press article. |
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Jolene Ketzenberger, reporter for the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, tramps through the Hoosier State woods in search of the elusive morel with Fungi Magazine editor, Britt Bunyard in her article: Stalking the Wily Morel |
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In her article, Dinners to celebrate magazine that takes morel high ground , reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Newspaper, Carol Deptolla, covers the scoop on Fungi Magazine! |
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In A New Mycological Companion, Paul Sadowski of the New York Mycological society reviews FUNGI Magazine.
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Two of FUNGI Magazine's contributing editors, Elinoar Shavit and Larry Millman, are featured in this story from the Boston Globe, titled: Everything's coming up mushrooms.
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FUNGI editor, Britt Bunyard, writes a guest commentary for The Telluride Watch newspaper titled: Ethnomycology, Roots
And the Universality of
Mycorrhizal Fungi
Part 1 (PDF)
Part 2 (PDF)
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The spiritual powers, amazing flavors, bizarre forms of fungus - 29th Annual Telluride Mushroom Festival. (PDF)
FUNGI editor, Britt Bunyard, responds to a Free Press reader's letter! (PDF)
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FUNGI editor, Britt Bunyard serves as guest instructor on a fungal foray at Geneva Hills, Ohio in the Akron Beacon Journal article: Beauty on the ground in fallen leaves, fungi.
By Jim Chatfield - Akron Beakon Journal
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| FUN with FUNGI Magazine! |
SOMA Winter Mushroom Camp 2009
Pictured L to R are:
Nathan Wilson (Mushroom Observer)
Daniel Winkler (Mushroaming Tibet Tours)
Gary Lincoff (Audubon Society Field Guide to
North American Mushrooms)
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Is this big enough?
How big was the shaggy mane found by Gloria Zenger and Jim Luling of Pewaukee, Wisconsin? The only thing worthy (and large enough) to be used as a size reference was good ol' Fungi magazine! |
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