1985 - Mycological Society of America

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SUSTAINING MEMBERS ANALYTAB PRODUCTS TED PELLA, INC. (PELCO) CAMSCO PRODUCE COMPANY,INC. PFIZER, INC. CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL, INC. DEKALB-PFIZER GENETICS THE QUAKER OATS COYPANY DIFCO LABORATORIES ROHM AND HAAS COYPANY HOFFMAN-LA ROCHE INC. SCHERING CORPORATION LANE SCIENCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY ELI LILLY & COMPANY MERCK SHARP AND DOHYE RESEARCH LABS SMITH KLINE & FRENCH LABORATORIES SOUTHWEST MOLD AND ANTIGEN LABS SPRINGER-VERLAG NEW YORK MILES LABORATORIES SYLVAN SPAWN LABORATORY, INC. NALGE COMPANY/SYBRON CORPORATION TRIARCH, INC. NEW BRUNSWICK SCIENTIFIC COMPANY WYETH LABORATORIES The Society is extremely grateful for the support of its Sustaining Members. These organizations are listed above in alphabetical order. Patronize them and let their representatives know of our appreciation whenever possible. OFFICERS OF THE MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA Officers Councilors Henry C. Aldrich, President Sandra Anagnostakis (1983-85) Roger D. Goos, President-elect Martha Christiansen (1983-86) James M. Trappe, Vice-president Alan Jaworski (1983-87) Harold H. Burdsall, Jr., Secretary Richard E. Yoske (1983-86) Amy Y. Rossman, Treasurer David Malloch (1985-88) Richard T.,.Hanlin, Past President (1984) Gareth Morgan-Jones (1983-86) Harry D. Thiers, Past President (1983) Francis A. Uecker (1982-85)
MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA NEWSLETTER Volume 36, No. 1, June 1985 Walter J. Sundberg, Editor Department of Botany Southern Illinois University Carbondal e, I1 1 i noi s, 62901 (618) 536-2331 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sustaining Members .......... i Officers of the MSA ......... i Table of Contents .......... 1 Editor's Note ............ 1 General Announcements ........ 2 Calender of Meetings and Forays ... 3 Forthcoming Courses ......... 4 New Mycological Research ....... 5 Fungi for Distribution ........ 6 Fungi Wanted ............. 7 Identi fications ........... 10 Publications Available ........ 11 New Sooks by MSA Members ....... 12 Pub1 ications Wanted ......... 13 Annual Yeeti ng Program ........ 14 Annual Meeting Abstracts ....... 15 Uni v. 41 berta Mold Herbarium ........ 45 Computer Software Available ........ 46 MSA Placement Service ........... 46 Travels and Visits ............. 50 Assistantships and Fellowships Available . . 51 Vacancies for Mycologists ......... 52 Positions Wanted .............. 53 Changes in Affiliation or Status ...... 54 Papers, Seminars, Symposia, and Workshops . 55 Honors, Awards, and Promotions ....... 56 Personal News .. + ............ 57 Associations and Clubs ........... 57 Notes and Comments ............. 58 Changes of Address for Respondence ..... 60 Affi 1 iated Societies ............ 61 EDITOR 'S NOTE This issue contains the program (pg. 14) and abstracts (pgs. 15-45). Your attention is also called to the announcement and application form for the new MSA Placement Service (pgs. 46-49) and to the advertisement from Far West Fungi on page 53. A special note to a1 1 MSA Newsletter contributors is included on page 54. Unless otherwise noted, a1 1 creative fi 1 lers (art, poetry, etc.) included are heretofore unpublished. Gareth Morgan-Jones prepared the cover "medley". The drawings were done by Jean J. Sang1 ier via J. W. Bennett (pg. 9), Christopher Best (pg. 12), and Yves Renaud (back cover). With permission from David Minter, the poetry (pgs. 9 & 15) is reprinted from the BMS Foray Programne, April 1985. Finally, we thank Royal1 T. Moore for the submission of numerous "my~010gi~m~" (one-1 iners), some of which grace these pages. In order to conserve space (and reduce cost), readers are encouraged to use the MSA Di rectory for addresses where thei r response is requested. Mycol ogi sts, however, seem almost nomadic, sometimes making this approach difficult. Therefore, in this issue we are trying a new partial solution this problem (see pg. 60). Please make the included changes in your Directory as they will not appear in future Newsletter issues. Lastly, I wish to acknowledge the able and pleasant assistance of Linda Neuman who typed most of this issue and helped master our new letter qua1 ity printer. The ever-cooperative labor provided at mailing time by the SIU-C Mycology graduate students is also appreciated.
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MELVIN S. FULLER spent May and June
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POSITIONS WANTED PETER R. SECKJORU
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PAPERS, SEMINARS, SYMPOSIA, AND WOR
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MICHAEL F. DOYLE was awarded the fi
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J. Preston Alexander would like to
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AFFILIATED SOCIETIES The Boston Myc
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