Index to Issues 1 - Mushroom, the Journal of Wild Mushrooming

Index to Issues 1 - 77 of Mushroom the Journal 

From 1983 through 2002 

Abel, Dean 

“Beware stinkhorn stalkers?” by Abel, Dean, 

37:36. 

see Horn, Bruce, 41:21. 

Abel, Dean and others 

“George Knaphus, no longer foraying forth” 

(obituary), by Abel, Dean and others, 

69:32-33. 

Acid rain 

“In Europe: Mushrooms decline in 10 of 18 

countries,” by Arnolds, Eef and Anna Elise 

Jansen, 20:7-10. 

Ackerman, Diane 

A natural history of the senses, Vintage, 

1990 (brief rev), by Ackerman, Diane, 

37:33. 

Adams, Richard (brief review) 

A nature diary, Viking, 1985, by Adams, 

Richard (brief review), 22:29-30. 

Aegerter, Mary 

“How many morel species?” by Aegerter, 

Mary, 50:5-6. 

Africa 

“A fungi safari (foraying in Africa),” by 

Williams, Robert S., 32:12-16. 

Agar media 

“For culture work you need a sterile 

environment,” by Wells, Mike, 24:20-22. 

“For the cultivation cult—3-plus recipes 

with potatoes,” by Wells, Mike, 31:37. 

Agaricaceae 

“Flora Agaricina Neerlandica monographs, 

vol. 5, Agaricaceae,” ed. by E.C. Vellinga, 

by Noordeloos, ed. et al., reviewed by 

Barnhart, Harley E., 77:24-25. 

Agaricales 

The Agaricales (Gilled fungi) of California, 

Mad River Press, continuing publication, by 

Thiers, Harry D., reviewed by Ammirati, 

Joe, 24:23. 

Fungi of Switzerland, Vol. 4, Agarics (2nd 

Part), Edition Mykologia, 1995, by 

Breitenbach, Josef and Fred Kranzlin, 

reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 51:17-20. 

Agarics 

Fungi of Switzerland, v.3, Boletes and 

Agarics, Edition Mykologia, 1991, by 


reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 33:31-33. 

Agaricus sp. 

“Polish sauerkraut,” by Davis, Fran, 5:44. 

“Potatoes with mushroom sauce, Russian 

style,” by Grigson, Jane, 6:29. 

“Easy sauce chasseur Agaricus,” by Dow, 

Anne, 9:33. 

“Marinated Agaricus buttons,” by Dow, 

Anne, 9:33. 

“Agaricus broth,” by Dow, Anne, 9:33. 

“American wilderness (Avgolemono) soup 

with wild rice and Agaricus broth,” by Dow, 

Anne, 9:33-34. 

“Symposium brings growers together,” by 

Harris, Bob, 14:19-20. 

“Summer mushrooming can be special,” by 

Norvell, Lorelei, 16:22-25. 

“Swiss caps,” by Piekenbrock, Roxie, 18:18. 

“Spicy Agaricus and cheddar potage,” by 

Piekenbrock, Roxie, 18:18. 

“Her Christmas gift was a big surprise,” by 

Kern, Marie V., 18:25-26. 

“This researcher seeks wild Agaricus 

bisporus,” by Kerrigan, Rick, 22:5-6. 

“After 20 years, here’s a successful 

mushroom paté,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

32:26. 

“Spaghetti with Agaricus campestris,” by 

Gilberg, Ken, 34:37. 

“Balsamic Portobellos, marinated,” by 

Stickney, Laurence M., 42:22. 

“And now we have Portobello,” by Stickney, 

Laurence M., 42:22. 

British fungus flora, agarics and boleti, v.7., 

Royal Botanic Garden, 1993, by Watling, 

Roy et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

43:22. 

“The man who loved Agarics has gone” 

(obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 55:15-16. 

“The planned disappearance of A. 

magnificus, by Sommer, Robert, 63:21-22. 

“So what did happen to the Magnificent 

Agaricus?” (letter), by Redhead, Scott, 64:4, 

38. 

“This `new’ mushroom could blaze a big 

trail toward your kitchen,” by Coombs, Don, 

68:9. 

“Call it Himematsutake or call it the Almond 

Portobello—it’s special,” by Stamets, Paul, 

68:10-13. 

“Right up front we have fritters” (Cooking 

Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 70:15-16. 

“Wild mushroom fritters with arugula salad 

and aioli,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 70:15. 

“Portobello and Crimini inventions are 

paying off, so watch for Blanco Bellos,” by 

Stamets, Paul, 72:5-8. 

Agency cooperation 

“Regulation without input?” (USFS and 

public hearings), by Hanamoto, Gary, 37:34. 

“Seven hardworkers hope picking ban will 

end,” by Ristich, Sam, 50:14. 

“Help wanted: field mycologists,” 63:33-34. 

“BioBlitz—a regional biological inventory 

in Oregon,” by Rogers, Maggie, 69:38-39. 

Agritruffe 

“Truffling along (in Europe),” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 8:8-13. 

Alaska 

“Alaska mushrooming—a serious case of 

underpick,” by Sutcliffe, Ron, 14:11,13. 

“Alaskan oil spill affected mushroomers,” by 

Sutcliffe, Ron, 26:37-38. 

“An exclusive interview with Alaska’s big 

bolete guide,” by Sutcliffe, Ron, 28:28-29. 

“But here are the 10 greatest (Alaskan 

mushrooming myths),” by Sutcliffe, Ron, 

46:33. 

Alaska’s mushrooms: A practical guide, 

Alaska NW Books, 1994, by Parker, 

Harriette, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

49:25. 

“Hunting with Mycochef Patrick Hamilton, 

my best mushrooming day ever,” by Moss, 

Kenneth, 63:10-11. 

“Phyllis Kempton dies after more than 40 

years studying Alaskan fungi” (obituary), by 

Tinius, Blanche, 71:25. 

Alaska Mycological Society 



Albatrellus sp. 

“Albatrellus skamanius: nearly extinct, rare 

or just overlooked?” by Lindgren, Janet, 

56:14-16. 

“How can you tell?” (identifying 

characteristics of Albatrellus skamanius), by 

Rogers, Maggie, 56:15. 

“Progress report on Albatrellus project in 

Switzerland” (letter), by Stijve, Tjakko, 

56:35. 

Aleuria sp. 

“Candied Aleuria aurantia,” by Brown, 

Dorothy, 21:39. 

Alexander, Preston 

“What’s in a mushroom? (nutritional 

values),” by Alexander, Preston, 17:15-17. 

“The Oregon case: Amanita phalloides,” by 

Alexander, Preston, 23:18-21. 

Alexopolous, C.J., C.W. Mims & 

Blackwell 

Introductory mycology, 4th ed., John Wiley 

& Sons, 1995, by Alexopolous, C.J., C.W. 

Mims & Blackwell, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 52:15. 

Allegheny Mountains 

“The Alleghenies: The peak of the 

mushroom season comes just as the leaves 

turn,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 9:12-14. 

Allergic reactions 

“Fungal allergy: studies of hypersensitivity 

to spores suggest fungi,” by Lehrer, Samuel 

B. and Jon Olson, 14:8-11. 

“About Armillaria and Armillariella” in 

Arkansas Fungi, Sept./Oct. 1988, by Nelson, 

Edith, 22:9. 

“Yellow jackets and insect stings,” by 

Reinert, R.E., 24:5-7. 

“NAMA finds good hunting at Whistler,” 

30:7-8. 

“Gyromitra esculenta: Are the odds 

favorable to gourmets?” by Drouin, Alain, 

50:31-32. 

“Yes, those spores can cause problems” 

(letter), by Cochran, Kenneth W., 51:4. 

“Spores can indeed be a problem” (letter), by 

Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer, 52:4. 

Alpha taxonomy 

see Taxonomy 

Amanita sp. 

“Destroying angel: Doctors assume Amanita 

virosa,” by Wulff, Barry L., 1:11-13. 

“All survive San Francisco mass poisoning 

(Amanita phalloides),” by Dow, Anne, 3:11. 

“The Laotian poisonings: A. phalloides in 

California,” by Vergeer, Paul, 4:36-39. 

“A. phalloides treatment sheet (for 

poisonings),” by Duffy, Tom, 4:38. 

“A. phalloides in California: Surveys of 

locations,” by Saylor, Herb, 4:40. 

“What of the Borgias and Death Caps?” 

(letter), by Rold, James F., 11:4. 

“Killer mushroom actually does arrive in 

Los Angeles,” by Wright, Greg, 11:35. 

“The death of Claudius...” in Harvard Univ. 

Botanical Museum Leaflets, Apr. 7, ‘72 

(brief rev), by Wasson, R. Gordon, 12:40. 

Agaricales of California, vols. 1-5, Mad 

River Press, 1985, by Thiers, Harry D. and 

David L. Largent, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 14:32-33. 

“Mushroom fluids injected,” by Hausotter, 

Jack, 15:11-13. 

“A new Amanita: Now there’s Sam 

Ristichii?” by Rogers, Maggie, 16:27. 

“Cats, mushrooms, and hydrogen peroxide,” 

by Berlstein, Jim, 16:34-35. 

“In memory of Don Goetz,” 17:35. 

“Two Californians survive Death Cap,” 

19:27. 

“A toxicology update: What can we learn 

from Death Cap incidents?” by Duffy, Tom, 

22:10-11. 

“Treatment sheet for poisoning by Amanita 

phalloides and other Amatoxin-containing 

species,” by Duffy, Tom, 22:12. 

“Five survive in Oregon,” 22:13. 



“Lookalikes: The myth vs. the reality,” by 

Parkin, Jack, 24:8-9. 

“More Amanitas get more mushroomers” in 

Arkansas Fungi, Sept./Oct. 1989 (brief 

review), by Nelson, Edith, 26:31. 

“On page 32 it should have said A. 

pachycolea,” 27:7. 

“Species responsible for Oregon death may 

not be known...,” by Coombs, Don, 28:14. 

“Beware the masqueraders!” in Spores 

Afield, Sept. 90, p. 2 (brief rev), by Shaw, 

Marilyn, 30:15. 

“Guide to a sensible approach...coming right 

up” in Arkansas Fungi, Mar./Apr. 1990 

(brief rev), by Nelson, Edith, 30:15-16. 

“Oregon high school students meet Amanita 

pantherina,” 32:16-17. 

“Meanwhile, in New York...,” by Bakaitis, 

Bill, 33:35. 

“The Cort that packed a punch (an Amanita 

in disguise),” by Bakaitis, Bill, 47:19. 

“Name that poison (Amanita sp.),” by 

Hamilton, Patrick, 50:30-31. 

“Recent Amanita phalloides poisonings,” by 

Freedman, Bill, 52:9-11. 

“A search for Soma in Russia’s Kamchatka 

Peninsula,” by Salzman, Jason, et al, 

52:18-23. 

“The paddy straw mushroom: not native” 

(letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 53:4. 

“Yet another way to find wild mushrooms,” 

by Hamilton, Patrick, 53:14-15. 

“Shaggy mane soup among the aliens,” by 

Hamilton, Patrick, 59:21. 

“Serving muscaria and other stuff too” (the 

Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 

59:21. 

“Trial key to Amanita species in the Pacific 

Northwest rev. February 1998, by Lindgren, 

Janet, 60:28-40. 

“Additions and corrections (to Amanita key 

in Issue 60),” 61:37. 

Song of Mukhomor, a VHS videotape, 

Mycoinfo, by Hume, Stephen, ed., reviewed 

by Barnhart, Harley E., 65:23-24. 

“Quite a few cats do like mushrooms” (feline 

toxicology), by Shaw, Marilyn, 65:32. 

“Muscarine: Not a frequent killer in murder 

mysteries,” by Reinert, R.E., 66:13-14. 

Items are indexed by 

AUTHOR and SUBJECT. 

The last numbers in each 

entry are the 

ISSUE NUMBER and 

the PAGE NUMBER(S). 

Back issues are available (a 

few as photocopies) for $5 

each, three or more for $4 

each, and all 77 for $150. 

Shipping and handling on 

orders to U.S. addresses are 

included in those prices. 

Make out check to Maggie 

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Cave Books, 1943 SE Locust, 

Portland OR 97214. 

Questions about back issues 

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(503-239-4321) or emailed 

(rogersmm@aol.com).

“The tall tale of Amanita ristichii,” by 

Ristich, Sam, 66:26. 

“Amanitas are popular topical stamps,” 

70:27. 

“Weird & wonderful: Amanita velosa vs. the 

frisbees,” by Vess, Debbie, 72:18-19. 

“A short note on erotic mushroom imagery 

in postcards,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 72:26-27. 

“Astonished, he defends the Caesars” 

(Amanita sp.) (letter), by Casciero, Albert J., 

73:4-5. 

“Tagliatelle agli ovoli” (Flat pasta with 

Amanita caesarea), by Casciero, Albert J., 

73:5. 

“Amanita caesarea salad,” by Casciero, 

Albert J., 73:5. 

“Amanita pantherina, shown growing over 

eight days,” by Greene, Joel, 74:7-17. 

“The fascinating world of fungi” (Amanita 

sp.), by Hausotter, Jack, 75:39-40. 

Amanitin 



Amaranthus, Mike 

“The fir and the filament; several thousand 

miles of filaments,” by Amaranthus, Mike, 

19:10-11. 

Amateur contributions 

“More and more fungal surveys: Who’s 

doing them?” by Rogers, Maggie, 62:24. 

“Four model surveys: What can we learn 

from them?” by Rogers, Maggie, 62:25-28. 

“An informal view of the hypogeous fungi of 

the Timothy Lake Basin,” by Beyerle, 

Adrian R., 63:18-19. 

“Redefining success in early spring: can you 

say Byssonectria sp.?” by Griffith, Kitty, 

63:19-20. 

The sacred mushroom seeker: tributes to R. 

Gordon Wasson, Park Street Press, 1997, by 

Riedlinger, Thomas J., ed., reviewed by 

Sommer, Robert, 63:28-29. 


“Another regional survey,” 63:35. 

Seasonal occurrence of 250 common New 

England mushrooms ... 1964-1983,, 

63:37-38. 

“The Fatto/Varner fungal survey in New 

Jersey’s Hutcheson Forest,” by Fatto, 

Raymond and Gene Varner, 64:37-38. 

“Harry Knighton, 1915-1999 (obituary),” 

65:26. 

“A superb foray: NAMA in Gulfport, 

Texas,” by Rogers, Maggie, 69:36-37. 



Amateur mycologists 

“Knighton remembers the early years (of 

NAMA),” by Knighton, Harry, 9:8. 

“The great mushroom regulation hoax,” by 

Pencall, Steven, 16:37-38. 

The sacred mushroom seeker: Essays for R. 

Gordon Wasson, Timber Press, 1990, by 


Rogers, Maggie, 29:25-26. 

“Yet another note on names and 

photographs,” by Lincoff, Gary, 33:9-14. 

“Gary Lincoff is on to something? 

(mushroom names),” by Rogers, Maggie, 

34:18. 

“Most amateur pleasure comes from alphas 

(mycologists),” by Nelson, Edith, 35:5-6. 


65:26. 

“Genus mycologist, species helpful?” by 


“Gone missing: Paul Vergeer,” (obituary), 

67:21. 

“Another mushroom journal” (Field 

Mycology), reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

68:33. 

“Herb Saylor, no longer foraying forth” 

(obituary), by DeShazer, Darvin, 69:33. 

Amateur mycology 

“Which are you?” (from neophyte to 

amateur mycologist), by Norvell, Lorelei, 

2:5-7. 

“One more recipe (for a winter’s eve),” by 


“NAMA mushroom watch,” by Sturgeon, 

Walt, 10:35. 



“Mushroom milestones (becoming an 

enthusiast),” by Gilberg, Ken, 34:36-37. 

“Mushroom hunters want scientific names 

they can pronounce...,” by Lincoff, Gary, 

36:5-9. 

“Join the lumpers and enjoy mushrooming” 

(letter), by Grimm, Richard, 36:38. 

“What a loaded issue!” (letter), by Wheeler, 

Dan, 41:4, 38. 

“Tips for the taking (studying mushrooms),” 

by Fisher, L.G., 41:5-7. 

“Philosophy, firewood and friendship,” by 

Grimm, Richard, 70:19-20. 

“The role of the amateur in mycology” (Roy 

Watling creates a concise history), 70:28-29. 

Amateur/professional relationship 

“Bugged? Ask a mycologist!” (Askus 

Column), by Redhead, Scott and Lorelei 

Norvell, 67:18-21. 



“...not ladybugs, but domination...” (letter), 

by Grimm, Richard, 68:5. 

“Gary Lincoff takes the bait,” by Lincoff, 

Gary, 68:7-8. 

“A brief and subjective history of the 

Breitenbush mushroom conference” (letter), 

by Berlstein, Jim, 69:4, 39. 

“Kit Scates Barnhart, an interview: she 

remembers starting out on her own in 1958,” 

by Schaechter, Elio, 71:15-19. 

“Lloyd felt strongly” (about author names in 

mycology), by Rogers, Maggie, 77:39. 

Amatoxins 




Amber 

“This fungus liked fresh resin,” 70:26-27. 

American Inst. for Biological Sciences 

“Botany 2000: New frontiers in botany 

(botanical convention),” 70:24. 

American Mushroom Institute 

“The AMI has diversified” (letter), by 

Harris, Charles R., 12:27. 

“Asians become more reticent (re cultivation 

techniques),” by Harris, Bob, 13:37-38. 

Ammirati, Joe F. 

Poisonous mushrooms of the Northern U.S. 

and Canada, Univ. Minnesota Press, 1985, 

by Ammirati, Joe F., reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 12:33-34. 

The new savory wild mushroom, by M. 

McKenny and Daniel E. Stuntz, U/Wash 

Press, 1987, revised, by Ammirati, Joe F., 

reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 17:23. 

see McKenny, Margaret, 39:12. 

Amyloid/dextrinoid reaction 

“Lepiotas in general and Melzer’s in 

particular,” by Ristich, Sam, 23:28-29. 

Ancient forests 

“Ancient forests, priceless treasures,” by 

Maser, Chris, 21:8-18. 

“The tree as lumber, or as part of the 

whole?” by Rogers, Maggie, 21:36. 

Andersson, Mattias 

see Lundmark, Hjordis 

Angel, Heather 

The book of close-up photography, Knopf, 

1983 (brief rev), by Angel, Heather, 

reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29. 

Photographing nature—fungi, Argus Books, 



Animals 

see Mammals 

Anthony, Takor-Ojong 

“Assistance asked for Cameroon project,” by 

Anthony, Takor-Ojong, 51:39. 

Antitoxins 

“Mushrooming dangers (antiperspirant 

aluminum salts for yellowjacket stings),” by 

Kroeger, Paul, 47:30. 

Antonin, Vladimir and Machiel 

Noordeloos 

A monograph of Marasmius, Collybia and 

related genera in Europe, Part 1, Libri 

Botanici, 1993, by Antonin, Vladimir and 

Machiel Noordeloos, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 45:23. 

Ants 

Field days: Journal of an itinerant biologist, 

Scribners, 1983, by Swain, Roger, reviewed 

by Rogers, Maggie, 7:22. 

The fungus growing ants of North America, 

Dover Publications, 1973, by Wheeler, 

William Morton, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 7:22. 

“Termite mushrooms keep their secrets,” by 

Thaithatgoon, Satit, 72:21. 

Appetizers 

“Cheese-truffle fondue,” by Millon, Marc F., 

4:20. 

“Salmon stuffed morels,” by Stickney, 


“Turkey stuffed morels,” by Stickney, 


“Artichoke and mushroom appetizer,” by 

Heriteau, Jacqueline, 9:37. 

“Mushrooms a la Grecque,” by Cushing, J. 

Caleb, 10:34. 

“Morels a l’Escargot,” by Mikkelsen, Anne, 

12:28-29. 

“Oysters Rockefeller,” by Wells, Mike, 

12:29. 


“Strait flake mushroom-seafood spread or 

filling,” by Ward, Jeanne, 19:23. 

“Bolete sausage Normande,” by Golding, 

Martin and Carol, 20:13. 

“Shiitake sausage more-or-less Oriental,” by 

Golding, Martin and Carol, 20:14. 

“Little mushroom beef stuffed in 

mushrooms,” by Romweber, Marilyn, 20:33. 

“Pelmeni (folded filled dough-skins),” 21:7. 

“Shaggy mane dip,” by Brown, Dorothy, 

22:24. 

“Mushroom sour cream turnovers,” by 

Brown, Dorothy, 22:25. 

“Morels on toast with melted cheese,” 23:5. 

“Morelkies,” by Petermeier, Jerry, 29:26. 

“(Truffled) fondue for four,” by Stickney, 




32:26. 

“Hot mushroom dip especial,” by Miller, 

Hope, 32:27. 

“Stuffed morels,” 35:20. 



“Ultimate (morel) hors d’oeuvres,” by 


“Porcini butter,” 48:34. 

“Open fire esculents (morels),” by Stickney, 

Laurence M. and D. Campbell, 52:33. 

“Baked mushrooms,” 54:15. 

“Chanterelle jam,” by Fortin, Richard, 54:15. 

“Enokidake braised in sake,” 55:23. 

“Fungal frissons and how to prepare (for) 

them” (the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 56:17-18. 

“Super simple yummy filling,” by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 56:18. 

“Sierra boletus parmigiano,” by Hamilton, 


“Morels, beets, feta cheese; insight ino the 

big recipe contest” (the Cooking Column), 

by Hamilton, Patrick, 61:26. 

“Mushrooms Florentine” (recipe), by 


“Wild mushroom pesto with parsley and 

thyme,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 71:28. 

“Jelly and sandwiches” (Cooking Column), 


“Russian mushroom patties,” by Brill, Steve 

“Wildman,” 77:26-27. 

“Lamb’s-quarters spread,” by Brill, Steve 

“Wildman,” 77:27. 

Arctic fungi 

“Arctic mushrooms” (poem), by Millman, 

Lawrence, 47:18. 

Arkansas 

“Central Arkansas, in summer,” by Justice, 

Jay, 12:13-15. 

Armillaria sp. 

“A honey of a year?” by Bakaitis, Bill, 

5:22-23. 

“How many species is A. mellea?” 11:35. 

“(Armillaria mellea control in gardens),” by 

Boa, Judy, 15:38. 

“Species, splitters and sex,” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 19:14-16. 

“Creamy Armillaria mellea consomme,” by 


“Armillaria is pronounced `root rot’,” by 

Close, Elizabeth, 22:6-9. 



Edith, 22:9. 

“The first killing frost brings a flush of 

Entoloma abortivum,” by Petty, William H., 

24:13-14. 

“The àbortivum’ story still isn’t all written,” 

by Watling, Roy, 24:14-15. 

“Slave-raiding mushrooms? (Entoloma 

abortivum),” by Petty, William H., 35:13-14. 

“A subterranean colossus” in Coltsfoot, 

May/June 1992, pp. 13-14 (brief rev), by 

Duke, Jim, 37:31. 

“Stop that rustling, cook them Caligatas,” by 

Dutton, Geoffrey, 48:9-10. 

“Back yard blues” (death of a favorite 

maple), 64:35-36. 

Arnold, Katya and Sam Swope 

Katya’s book of mushrooms, Henry Holt, 

1997, by Arnold, Katya and Sam Swope, 

reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 59:19. 

Arnold, Ralph 

“Who’s there and why: Mushrooming the 

Internet,” by Rogers, Maggie, 47:17-18. 

“Grow fungi without the sterile trappings?” 

by Arnold, Ralph, 52:35-37. 

“Don’t let the mycelium intimidate you!” by 

Arnold, Ralph, 53:21-22. 

“Build a mini-laminar hood” (Cultivation 

column), by Arnold, Ralph, 54:21-22. 

“Go ahead: intensify nature’s design” (the 

Cultivation Column), by Arnold, Ralph, 

55:20-22. 

“Easy, easy log tips” (the Cultivation 

Column), by Arnold, Ralph, 56:25-27. 

“Growing the many hericiums,” by Arnold, 

Ralph, 57:27-28. 

“You can sterilize substrates without 

autoclaving them” (the Cultivation Column), 

by Arnold, Ralph, 59:23. 

Arnolds, Eef 

“From Europe: More bad news about the 

status of wild mushrooms,” by Jansen, Anna 

Elise, 31:38. 

Arnolds, Eef and Anna Elise Jansen 



Jansen, 20:7-10. 

Aromas 

“You can too freeze white truffles” (letter), 

by Walters, Anthony B., 8:4, 44. 

Arora, David 

“The key to using keys,” by Arora, David, 

3:27. 

Mushrooms of the world coloring book, 

Dover Publications, 1984, by Arora, David, 

reviewed by Dow, Ann, 6:33. 

“The key to using keys (from Mushrooms 

Demystified),” by Arora, David, 8:27. 

Mushrooms demystified, 2d ed., Ten Speed 

Press, 1986, by Arora, David, reviewed by 

Coombs, Don, 15:7-9. 

“My most memorable mushroom hunt?” by 

Arora, David, 21:19-20.

All that the rain promises, and more...a hip 

pocket guide to Western mushrooms, Ten 

Speed,1991, by Arora, David, reviewed by 

Barnhart, Harley, 32:22-23. 



Barnhart, Harley E., 39:7. 

All that the rain promises and more..., Ten 

Speed Press, 1991, by Arora, David, 


“The impact of gathering mushrooms,” by 

Arora, David, 48:5-6. 

Edible mushrooms of the fields etc. and 

(Same) of the forest floor, (posters), 10 

Speed Press, by Arora, David, reviewed by 

Barnhart, Kit Scates, 62:19. 

“Deck the halls: two new posters: Medicinal 

and Poisonous and psychotropic,” 10 Speed 



Arts/crafts 

“Artistic spore prints,” by Ristich, Sam, 

1:7-8. 

“Make your own mushroom stamps,” 1:13. 

“These mushrooms last (Grete Turchick ’s 

crocheted mushrooms),” by Rogers, Maggie, 

3:39. 

“Inner beauty: Xeroradiographic images of 

mushrooms,” by Siegler, Stanley, 6:44-45. 

“Master carver,” by Muggli, Lee, 9:21-22. 

“Here’s a use for those old, cracked 

puffballs,” by Sommer, Robert, 21:35. 

“Turned to perfection: tiny mushrooms, tiny 

lathe,” by Rogers, Maggie, 31:32. 

Mushrooms for color (video), distributed by 

Mushrooms for Color, 1990, by Marks, 

David B., 32:34-35. 

“Out of Russia: a conk pot, a field guide and 

more,” 33:39. 

“Fine paper from mushrooms (Part 1),” by 

Rice, Miriam, 34:21-22. 

“Get an old blender” (Part 2 of 

papermaking), by Rice, Miriam, 36:22-26. 

“Rubber stamp imagery,” 42:34. 

“Mushrooms on other substrates,” by 


“A dream realized, a promise kept: Sasha 

Viazmensky,” 47:24. 

“Collecting for Alex Smith led her to making 

models—and hats,” by Hoseney, Florence, 

53:16. 

“These gnomes: not just any old clothes” 

(Sue Hopkins’ mushroom-dyed gnomes), 

63:35. 

“Mycelial glass” (glass models of fungi), 

64:36-37. 

“A well-kept secret: Lorenzen’s pottery 

mushrooms,” by Harrison, Ken J., 66:6. 

“NAMA Award for Contributions to 

Amateur Mycology to Maria Marivigna, 

artist, ceramicist, cook,” by Stanley, Allein, 

67:38. 

“Dyers organize at Norway meeting,” by 


“Mushrooming in museums can be a 

demanding sport,” by Schaechter, Elio, 

75:21-23. 

“Puzzled postage: tiny postage stamp 

puzzles,” 75:36. 

“Mushroom dyeing: now it’s being done at 

the university level,” by Lundmark, Hjordis 

and Mattias Andersson, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 76:21. 

“Coming soon, to a t-shirt near you?” 

(Viazmensky paintings), 76:32. 

Ascomycetes 

“You can rise above morels to all the 

rainbow colors,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

15:13-15. 

Illustrated genera of ascomycetes, APS 

Press, 1990, by Hanlin, Richard T., reviewed 

by Barnhart, Harley, 33:32-33. 

Nordic macromycetes: vol. 1, Ascomycetes, 

Copenhagen: Nordsvamp, 2000, by Hansen, 

Lise and H. Knudsen, eds., reviewed by 

Weber, Nancy Smith, 74:34-35. 

Aspergillus sp. 

“After winter comes spring (and some 

cultivation discoveries),” by DeSimone, 

Roy, 51:35-36. 

“Tidbits” (websites, web searching and 

foxing, from Inoculum, August, 1998), 

62:32-33. 

Atley, Lewis “Skip” 

“20 years for P. cubensis (letter),” by Atley, 

Lewis “Skip,” 49:4, 38. 

“My story (20 years in prison for raising 

mushrooms),” by Atley, Lewis “Skip,” 

58:15,17-22. 

“The Skip Atley story,” by Coombs, Don, 

58:17. 

“The court’s decision (on Skip Atley’s 

psychoactive mushroom case): no surprise?” 

(letter), by Butler, Eugene, 59:4,29. 

“The Supreme Court declines to consider” 

(letter), by Atley, Lewis “Skip,” 59:4. 

“Skip Atley responds, from prison, to 

criticism,” by Atley, Lewis “Skip,” 60:42. 

“Atley sentence overturned, but only after he 

has been paroled” (letter), by Atley, Lewis 

“Skip,” 61:4. 

“Skip Atley out of prison,” by Coombs, Don, 

61:11. 

Audubon field guide 

“Sticky answer to a dirty trich: Audubon 

field guide photo labels,” by Hamilton, 

Susan, 6:21. 

Auricularia sp. 

“Japanese successfully tame favorite wild 

mushrooms,” by Kaye, Geraldine, 8:36-39. 

Auriscalpium sp. 

“Your own studies?” (fungal behaviors), 

63:34-35. 

“The ear pick fungus becomes a tangled 

knot,” by Rogers, Maggie, 66:28. 

Australia 

“Poisonings by Chlorophyllum 

molybdites...” in The Mycologist, Jan. 1989 

(brief review), by Young, Tony, 24:26. 

“An Australian experience (foraying with the 

Orson Millers),” by Bailey, Marie, 34:11-13. 

Common Australian fungi: A naturalist’s 

guide, Univ. of New S. Wales Press, rev. ed. 

1994, by Young, Tony, reviewed by 


“Mycorrhizas and wine get serious attention” 

(ICOM-3, Adelaide, S. Australia), by 

Trudell, Steve, 74:24-27. 

“Mushroom dyeing in (Western) Australia: a 

symposium,” 77:28. 

“Taylor explores Australia” (photographs, 

fungi and fun at www.fungiphoto.com, 

77:38-39. 

Author epithets 

“Author epithet would have helped” (letter), 

by Norvell, Lorelei, 7:4. 

Authors of fungal names, supplem. to The 

index of fungi, Int. Myc. Inst., CAB Int. ‘92, 

by Kirk, P.M. and A.E. Ansell, reviewed by 


“The Can you identify these 25 species from 

their scientific names? contest,” by Lincoff, 

Gary, 67:16-17. 

“The `Can you identify 25 species from their 

scientific names’ contest; here are the 

answers,” by Lincoff, Gary, 69:27-29. 

Awards 

“Awards: Don and Christel Goetz NAMA ’s 

amateur mycologists of the year,” 6:20. 

“NAMA 1986: Huffman named president,” 

14:5. 

“For NAMA, the Gulf Coast was dry,” by 


“Barrows receives annual NAMA 

contributions award,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

22:26. 

“Sturgeon honored by NAMA,” 26:34. 

“Maggie Rogers honored at NAMA foray,” 

30:32. 

“Praise for jobs well done (awards),” by 


“Jack Parkin honored with NAMA award,” 

37:4. 

“Trappe honored,” 37:33. 

“Knighton Award to Larry Stickney,” 

(news), 49:7-8. 

“Lee Barzee honored by NAMA (Knighton 

award, 1997),” 57:4. 

“NAMA honors several (with awards),” by 


“Sandy Sheine honored by NAMA” (award 

for contributions to amateur mycology), 

63:30. 




67:38. 

“Harry and Elsie Knighton Service Award to 

Paul Harding, mycologist,” by Stanley, 

Allein, 67:39. 

“What of those who are members but not 

travelers (to NAMA forays)?” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 73:14-16. 

“Kendrick honored,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

74:13. 

B.C. Ministry of Forests 

“Wild mushroom harvesting discussion: 

Excerpts from notes,” by De Geus, Nelly, 

ed., 40:11-12. 

Bailey, Marie 



Bailey, Marie and Leeds 



Bakaitis, Bill 


5:22-23. 

“Vagabonding in New York,” by Bakaitis, 

Bill, 5:22. 

“Poison control work: the most serious cases 

involve older collectors,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 

21:27-30. 

“A once-in-a-century snowstorm,” by 

Bakaitis, Bill, 22:13-15. 

“Finding lots of morels is not necessarily a 

good thing,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 26:5-8. 

“Global warming: A mushrooming event?” 

by Bakaitis, Bill, 32:5-10. 


Bill, 33:35. 



“Even total strangers were friendly,” by 

Bakaitis, Bill, 59:31. 

“1998 was hot and dry in the east” and 

“Things may get more strange” (global 

warming), by Bakaitis, Bill, 63:5-7, 9. 

“Wild swings in weather and mushrooms,” 


“Manicuring the landscape apparently 

displaces the chanterelles,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 

70:5-6. 

“With some effort this spring, you’ll be able 

to go on mushroom walks ON your 

‘mushroom walks’,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 74:14. 

“But in the Northeast, no mushrooms,” by 


“Variable ratio reward is what it’s all 

about?” (a psychology of mushrooming), by 


Bakaitis, Bill and Darra Goldstein 

“Mushrooms (some) and communication (a 

lot) between two teachers (about 

mushrooming),” by Bakaitis, Bill and Darra 

Goldstein, 71:21-25. 

Baldwin, Robert F. 

“Boletes and pea pods,” by Baldwin, Robert 

F., 22:33. 

Banks, Peter M. 

“Those seals were Christmas seals” (letter), 

by Banks, Peter M., 8:4. 

Barbet, Daniel, chef 

“Seafood sausages with chanterelles and 

cream sauce,” by Barbet, Daniel, chef, 

30:27. 

Barklem, Jill 

Autumn story, Philomel Books/Putnam, 

1980, by Barklem, Jill, reviewed by Rogers, 


Barnes, Peter A. 

“Daniel Stuntz library should stay at UW” 

(letter), by Barnes, Peter A., 4:5. 

Barnhart, Harley E. 


Harley E., 8:8-13. 

“Bechamel sauce with truffles,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 8:13. 

“Filet of sole or whiting with truffles,” by 


“Chicken au gratin with truffles,” by 


“Field research on chiggers can be 

memorable” (letter), by Barnhart, Harley E., 

17:4. 

“Named book review editor,” 25:21. 

“Multiple flashes, part one,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 33:29-30. 

“Multiple flashes, part 2 (photography),” by 


“Multiple flash with units on camera 

bracket,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 35:21-23. 

“Bella Biella—the Italian connection 

produces books,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 

36:15-16. 

“Soft, even light is important (in 

photography),” by Barnhart, Harley E., 

36:20-21. 

“What film should I use?” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 37:15-16. 

“Backlight and background light,” by 


“How 31 field guides measure up: Here’s 

your guide to the guides,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:5-18. 

“Comparative table and notes: Field guides,” 


“Incident on the trail—a fable,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:18. 

“A mushroom photographer’s tool kit,” by 


“Be nice to your NiCads,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 40:29. 

“Response to Lincoff’s plaintive letter,” by 


“Exposure meters—now smarter, but only a 

bit!” by Barnhart, Harley E., 41:25. 

“Keeping it clean and dry,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 42:17-18. 

“Book notes: Ordering from abroad,” by 


“Your visible means of support probably 

should have three legs (tripods),” by 


“There’s serendipity out there (photography 

tactics),” by Barnhart, Harley E., 46:27. 

“Be ethical out there (when photographing 

fungi),” by Barnhart, Harley E., 47:14. 

“Here’s a contest that offers opportunity for 

you! (NAMA Photo Contest),” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 48:16. 

“Control some photographic urges! (culling 

the bad ones, keeping voucher specimens for 

the good),” by Barnhart, Harley E., 49:34. 

“You can focus on the tiny without spending 

big,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 50:25-26. 

“A tripod is just a tripod unless it’s a 

Benbo,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 51:33-34. 

“Can you use more than field guides?” by 


“The long and short of depth of field,” by 


“Can this slide be saved?” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 53:23-24. 

“The Camera Bag” (protecting film from 

X-rays), by Barnhart, Harley E., 54:25-26. 

“In praise of cheap?” (the Camera Bag 

Column on lenses), by Barnhart, Harley E., 

55:17-18. 

“Clarifications and a confession” (the 

Camera Bag Column), by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 56:13. 

“The Italian connection, part II,” by 


“These two filters aren’t exactly essential, 

but—” (the Camera Bag Column), by 


“Book notes: an apology,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 58:28.

“Be reminded that you may need a 

(photography) reminder list” (the Camera 

Bag Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 59:22. 

“A ‘secret store’ of Icones Mycologicae is 

discovered,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 60:13. 

“Useful books and journals, with some new 

additions to the list” (the Camera Bag 

Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 60:26-27. 

“Booknotes,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 

61:36-37. 

“And now a modest proposal” (NAMA 

could compile a list of common names), by 


“Matching colors via a web site,” by 


“(Photographic film) reciprocity law failure 

fixed?” (Camera Bag Column), by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 69:22. 

“Reciprocity failure revisited” (Camera Bag 

Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 70:18. 

“Inside Taylor Lockwood?” (interview), by 


“In Nuggets, Tenders and more, Quorn has 

arrived,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 76:5-6. 

“Pursuing antiquity on the world wide web” 

(hunting antiquarian mushroom books), by 


Barnhart, Kit Scates 

“Emergency information (wall chart of toxic 

fungi and toxin types),” by Barnhart, Kit 

Scates, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 2:38. 

“Descriptions understood using Èasy 

Guide’,” by Hausotter, Jack, 14:7. 




Barron, George L. 

Mushrooms of Northeast North America, 

Midwest to New England, Lone Pine Press, 

1999, by Barron, George L., reviewed by 


Barron, George L. and R.G. Thorn 

“Carnivorous picture of the year: Pleurotus 

ostreatus gets its nematode,” by Barron, 

George L. and R.G. Thorn, 4:42-43. 

Barrows, Chuck 

“At 82, Barrows says ‘Now mushrooms are 

the focus’,” by Rogers, Maggie, 9:10-11. 

“A life full of mushrooming,” by Barrows, 

Chuck, 16:15-17. 

“We’ll miss our bonnie Charlie: Chuck 

Barrows dies at 85”, by Rogers, Maggie, 

25:20-21. 

Barzee, Lee 

“Lee Barzee honored by NAMA (Knighton 

award, 1997),” 57:4. 

Basidiomycetes 

“Classification methods: Keeping our heads” 

in Arkansas Fungi, Mar./Apr. 1987 (brief 


Baskets 

“Baskets: You need only one if it’s perfect 

for every use,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

10:16-20. 

“Be in style with your own box-basket,” by 

Sundberg, Walter J., 18:12-15. 

“A source for good baskets,” by Sundberg, 

Walter J., 18:15-16. 

Basso, Maria Teresa 

Lactarius, v. 7 in Fungi Europaei, 

Mykoflora, 1999, by Basso, Maria Teresa, 


Bastien, Pierre 

“Foraying with a foreign visitor and testing 

the U.S. press,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

48:29-30. 

Battaile, Connie 

“Hints from an Aussie truffler, Teresa 

Lebel,” by Battaile, Connie, 54:26-27. 

Beausejour, Terri Marie 

“Getting started with mushroom cultivation” 

(Cultivation Column), by Beausejour, Terri 

Marie, 64:26-34. 

“Mushrooms in the garden” (Cultivation 

Column), by Beausejour, Terri Marie, 

65:17-19. 

“Creating a mushroom demonstration garden 

and other community cultivation projects,” 

by Beausejour, Terri Marie, 66:20-22. 

“A cultivation column written in special 

circumstances” (tendonitis trouble) 


Marie, 67:37. 

“More cultivation for the adventurous and 

observant” (Cultivation Column), by 

Beausejour, Terri Marie, 68:21-24. 

Beebee, Dorothy 

“Dermocybes to dye for,” by Beebee, 


Behr, Edward 

The art of eating (newsletter), Fall, 1992, by 

Behr, Edward, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

42:35. 

Benjamin, Alan W. 

In Tonga, a mushroom is the Devil’s 

umbrella (stamp collecting), by Benjamin, 

Alan W., 62:28-29. 

Benjamin, Denis 

“Who gets poisoned?” from Puget Sound 

Myc. Soc. Spore Prints, Apr. 1989, by 

Benjamin, Denis, 24:34. 

“The cepe: a true story about fungal and 

family values,” by Benjamin, Denis, 

37:28-29. 

“A story: the birthright,” by Benjamin, 

Denis, 38:25-26. 

“Getting found,” by Benjamin, Denis, 

46:14-15. 

Mushrooms: Poisons and panaceas, W.H. 

Freeman, 1995, by Benjamin, Denis, 


“The goal: readily remembered phrases” 

(letter), by Benjamin, Denis, 51:4. 

“Competition and territory” (morel hunting), 

by Benjamin, Denis, 51:5-6. 

“Starting out (do it with morels, not LBMs),” 


“Raw mushrooms: a recantation,” by 

Benjamin, Denis, 59:5-6. 

“A memorial morel hunt,” by Benjamin, 

Denis, 70:7. 

“Denis Benjamin goes to Italy: a 

mycophagy/culinary foray,” by Benjamin, 

Denis, 77:35-36. 

Benjamin, Denis R. 

“And, after moving to Texas...” (morels do 

grow there), by Benjamin, Denis R., 77:36. 

Berkeley, M.J. 

“American epitaphs and epithets” (Askus 


Norvell, 65:27-29. 

Berlstein, Jim 






Bernhardt, Peter 

Wily violets and underground orchids, 

Morrow, 1989 (brief rev), by Bernhardt, 

Peter, 39:37-38. 

Bessette, Alan E. 

See Bessette, Arleen R. 

“Inky caps,” by Bessette, Alan E., 9:5-7. 

“Life in the bog: A very special world,” by 

Bessette, Alan E., 19:24-26. 

Mushrooms of the Adirondacks: A field 

guide, North Country Books, 1988, by 

Bessette, Alan E., reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 23:27-28. 

“Misidentification—Cortinarius sp.?” 

(letter), by Bessette, Alan E., 34:17-18. 

see Fischer, David W., 39:6. 

Mushrooms of the Adirondacks, a field 


Bessette, Alan E., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:12. 

“Dear Ms. Finnerty (letter re National Park 

Service proposed regulations),” by Bessette, 

Alan E., 48:7-8. 

Bessette, Alan E. and David W. Fischer 

Edible wild mushrooms of North America, a 

field to kitchen guide, Univ/Texas Press, 

1992, by Bessette, Alan E. and David W. 

Fischer, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

37:17-19. 

Bessette, Alan E. and Walter J. 

Sundberg 

Mushrooms: A quick reference guide to 

mushrooms of North America, Macmillan, 

1987, by Bessette, Alan E. and Walter J. 

Sundberg, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

19:28-29. 

Mushrooms—A quick reference guide to 



Sundberg, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

39:7. 

Bessette, Alan E. and William K. 

Chapman 

Plants and flowers (and fungi!): 1,761 

illustrations for artists, etc., Dover Pubs., 

1992, by Bessette, Alan E. and William K. 

Chapman, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

71:38. 

Bessette, Alan E. et al. 

Mushrooms of North America in color: a 

field guide companion to seldom-illustrated 

fungi, by Bessette, Alan E. et al., reviewed 

by Roody, Bill, 50:20-21. 


Syracuse U. Press, 1997, by Bessette, Alan 

E. et al., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

58:25-26. 

“Gone missing: Richard L. Homola, 

1934-1999 (obituary),” by Bessette, Alan E. 

et al., 66:14-15. 

North American boletes, Syracuse University 

Press, 2000, by Bessette, Alan E. et al., 


Bessette, Arleen R. 

See Bessette, Alan E., 58:25-26 

See Bessette, Alan E., 69:18-21. 

Bessette, Arleen R. et al 

Mushrooms of Cape Cod and the National 

Seashore Syracuse Univ. Press, 2001, by 

Bessette, Arleen R. et al, reviewed by 


Bessette, Arleen R. and Alan E. 

Taming the wild mushroom, a culinary guide 

to market foraging, U. Texas Press, 1993, by 

Bessette, Arleen R. and Alan E., reviewed by 


The rainbow beneath my feet; a mushroom 

dyer’s field guide, Syracuse Univ. Press, 

2001, by Bessette, Arleen R. and Alan E., 

reviewed by Hopkins, Susan, 73:23-24. 

Beta taxonomy 

see Taxonomy 

Betulinus sp. 

“Iceman of Alps carried birch polypore” in 

Earthstar Examiner, Mar. 1993 (brief rev), 

by Dill, Don, 40:31. 

Beug, Michael W. 

“Toxins and hallucinogens,” by Beug, 

Michael W., 2:8-13. 

“(G. esculenta) odds really aren’t favorable 

at all” (letter), by Beug, Michael W., 65:4. 

“Your behavior—just having a home and a 

lawn—could get you into trouble?” by Beug, 

Michael W., 65:13-14. 

Beyerle, Adrian R. 



Adrian R., 63:18-19. 

Bibliographies 

“Indians and mushrooms,” by McGovern, 

Wendla, 9:25-30. 

“Keeping up: News from all over, and 

criticizing the popular press,” by Rogers, 


Joe’s book of mushroom cookery, Atheneum, 

1986, by Czarnecki, Jack, reviewed by 


Wild and exotic mushroom cultivation in 

North America, 2d ed., Farlow Reference 

Library, 1986, by Kaye, Geraldine, reviewed 

by Wells, Mike, 15:29-30. 

“The Boston Mycological Club: A goldmine 

of good sense,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

15:30-31. 

Teaching environmental literature: 

materials, etc., Modern Lang. Assn., 1985 

(brief review), by Waage, Frederick O., ed., 

15:31. 

“What volumes are still missing from my 

library?” by Parker, Alan, 18:6-11. 

“An epizootic on flies,” by Ristich, Sam, 

19:19-20. 

Wine and the good life, Knopf, 1965, by 

Pellegrini, Angelo, reviewed by Wells, 

Mike, 20:12-13. 

“Julius Palmer and the Boston Club” from 

B.M.C. Bulletin, June 1981, by Kaye, 

Geraldine, 24:34-36. 

“Lines written in dejection” (poem), by 

Grove, W. B., reviewed by McAdoo, Buck, 

25:34. 

“The biology and mycology of a hot 

springs,” by Kroeger, Paul, 26:16-21. 

“Give ‘em a licking and they’ll keep on 

ticking?” (letter), by Kroeger, Paul, 30:4, 37. 

“Searching for myxomycetes (slime molds),” 

by Keller, Harold W., 30:32-33. 

“Morel recipes I have known and loved,” by 

Stickney, Laurence M., 31:13-14. 

“Keys to the genera of truffles: 

Ascomycetes” in McIlvainea, 1991, pp. 

47-65 (brief rev), by Trappe, J.M. and M.A. 

Castellano, 36:35. 

Mushrooms and other fungi of the 

Midcontinental United States, Iowa State U. 

Press, 1989, by Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany 

and G.Knaphus, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:12. 

Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U. 

Arizona Press, 1990, by States, Jack S., 


Mushrooms and other fungi of Great Britain 

and Europe, Pan Books, 1981, by Phillips, 

Roger, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

39:18. 

“Attack of the vandal fungus,” by Sessoms, 

Billie, 40:14. 

“Off-season mushrooming,” by Rogers, 


The boletes of North America, a 

compendium, Buffalo Museum of Science, 

1993, by Both, Ernst, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 43:19, 22. 

Nordic macromycetes vol. 2, Nordsvamp, 

1992, by Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds., 


“My adventures with the blob (Kombucha),” 

by Stamets, Paul, 46:5-9. 

“Pathogens, patterns ... forest ecosystems,” 

in BioScience, Jan. ‘95, pp. 16-24 (brief rev), 

by Castello, John D. et al, 47:22. 

“Lubrecht & Cramer’s 1997 ‘Checklist of 

Mycology Books’,” by Lubrecht, Harry and 

Charles, 57:30. 

Preliminary checklist of macrofungi and 

myxomycetes of West Virginia, DNR/West 

Virginia, 1997, by Stephenson, Steven L. 

and Wm. C. Roody, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 60:13. 



Janet, 60:28-40. 

Mushrooms on stamps, Silver Spring, MD, 

by Casciero, Albert J. and John Ultee, 


“Does a Matsu by any other name smell as 

sweet?” (Askus Column), by Redhead, Scott 

and Lorelei Norvell, 63:12-13. 

“All this project needs is the million dollars” 

(a resource center for mycology), by Rogers, 


“Mycophilatelic sources: here’s information 

about mushroom stamps,” by Burk, Bill and 

Maggie Rogers, 64:12. 

“Starter kit” (advice for new mushroomers), 

by Coombs, Don, 64:19-22. 



Norvell, 65:27-29. 



68:10-13. 




“A diversity of types” (mycorrhizas), by 

Trudell, Steve, 69:12-17.

“Two kinds of collecting: mycology and 

philately, a partnership,” by Casciero, Albert 

J., 69:23-26. 

“Which Lepiotas are toxic?” by Vellinga, 

Else, 69:33-34. 





Biechele, Lance T. 

“Stigmatella is not a slime mold,” by 

Biechele, Lance T., 41:34. 

Biek, David 

“Truffling rakes can threaten wildflowers” 

(letter), by Biek, David, 7:4. 

The mushrooms of Northern California, 

Spore Prints, 1984, by Biek, David, 


Biocontrols 




“Cicada subtleties (fungal controls)” (letter), 

by Greer, Ellen, 69:39. 

Biodiversity 



19:10-11. 





“Toward mycostry (My-Co-Stree),” by 

Wheeler, Dan, 43:5-6. 

Naturalist: Edward O. Wilson, Island Press, 

1994, by Wilson, E.O., reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 46:30-31. 

“Biodiversity and ecology (in Costa Rica ’s 

Cloud Forest),” by Flair, Mark N., 49:9-17. 

“From his ‘Fifth Kingdom’ (excerpt),” by 

Kendrick, Bryce, 71:32-33. 

Biography 

Mr. Jackson’s mushrooms, National Gallery 

of Canada, 1979, by Jackson, Henry A.C.; 

ed. by Mimi Cazort, reviewed by Luther, 

Brian S., 3:36. 

Morel: a lifetime pursuit, Missouri 

Mycological Society, 1994, by Thompson, 

Tommy, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

51:21. 

Biological species 




“A second incident on the trail—a fable,” by 

Lincoff, Gary, 40:21-22. 

“A really big inventory” (inventorying 

databases worldwide), 76:33. 

Biology 

Velvet mites & silken webs: wonderful 

details of nature..., Wiley, 1991 (brief rev), 

by Camazine, Scott, reviewed by Rogers, 


Bioluminescence 

“Most mushrooms fluoresce” in McIlvainea, 

1991, pp. 66-75 (brief rev), by Litten, 

Walter, 36:35. 

Bird’s nest fungi 

“Author, mycologist Harold Brodie dies,” by 


“The splash-cup mushrooms” in Mycofile, 

Sept. 1989, pp. 7-8, by Taylor, Terry, 30:18. 

The bird’s nest fungi, Univ. Toronto, 1975, 

by Brodie, Harold J., reviewed by Rogers, 


“A fungus on a fungus,” 75:36. 

Birks, Alison 

“Fungi in folk medicine” in McIlvainea, 

1991, pp. 89-94 (brief rev), by Birks, Alison, 

36:35. 

Bishop, Morris 

“How to treat elves” (poem), by Bishop, 

Morris, 23:36. 

Blackberries 

“In defense of the blackberry (and other wild 

edibles),” by Burt, Bill, 17:31-32. 

Blackmore, Stephen and Elizabeth 

Tootill 

The Penguin dictionary of botany, Penguin 

Books, 1984, by Blackmore, Stephen and 

Elizabeth Tootill, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 6:30. 

Blackwell, Meredith 

See Alexopolous, C.J., by Blackwell, 

Meredith 

Blewits 

“That nudum is a nuda?” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 12:6-9. 

Boa, Judy 


Boa, Judy, 15:38. 

Bodecker, N.M. 

The mushroom center disaster, Atheneum, 

1974 (brief rev), by Bodecker, N.M., 3:37. 

Boertmann, David 

The Genus Hygrocybe, Fungi of Northern 

Europe, v.1, Danish Mycological Society, 

1995, by Boertmann, David, reviewed by 


Bogs 



Secrets of the marsh: An activity resource 

book, 2d ed., Alley Pond Env. Ctr., 1985, 

19:35-36. 

Boire, Richard Glen 

Sacred mushrooms and the law, 2d ed., 

Spectral Mindustries, 1998, by Boire, 

Richard Glen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 61:34-35. 

Boletus sp. 


“Paupiettes forestieres (stuffed veal rolls),” 

by Grigson, Jane, 6:28. 

Wee green witch, Stemmer House, 1978, by 

Leister, Mary, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

7:23. 

“Don’t just study, hunt and eat mushrooms: 

Get into dyeing!” by Lindgren, Janet, 

7:42-43. 

“A 99-year-old recipe, and when, in the 

spring...,” by Wells, Mike, 15:23-24. 

“Crema di Boleti Casa Cordova (cream of 

mushroom soup with fresh rosemary),” by 

Gislimberti, Carlo, 15:26. 

“Shiitake-cep hamburger helper,” by Wells, 

Mike, 17:18. 

“Wild rice and Boletus edulis,” by Wells, 

Mike, 18:17-18. 

“Sauerkraut mushroom soup, a Christmas 

tradition,” by Johnson, Anne Michalov, 

18:36. 

“Common mushrooms rarely found in 

guides,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 19:17-18. 

“Mushroom pasta with fresh tomato sauce,” 

by Faust, Wes, 19:23. 




F., 22:33. 

“Boletes: The favorite of many,” by 

Sturgeon, Walt, 24:18-20. 



“Picking mushrooms in Russia,” by 

Viazmenski, Alexander (Sasha), 30:5-7. 

“Sasha’s ceps,” by Viazmenski, Alexander 

(Sasha), 30:6. 

“Boletes in German white sauce,” by Miller, 

Hope, 32:27. 





“The cepe: a true story about fungal and 

family values,” by Benjamin, Denis, 

37:28-29. 

“This Italian town has figured things out” 

(letter), by Kendall, John W., 40:4. 




Harley E., 43:19, 22. 




43:22. 




“Well, they grow real fast (Boletus bicolor),” 

by Dale, Jonathan, 46:11. 

“Looking for the mycological cure for 

poison ivy? (Boletus badius, Polyporus 

versicolor),” by Rogers, Maggie, 46:13. 

“Porcini butter,” 48:34. 

“Everybody loves a bolete,” by Roody, Bill, 

49:35-36. 

“Skidegate scalloped potatoes with baby 

chanterelles and big boletes,” by Hamilton, 




55:20-22. 

“The most wonderful mushroom soup of all” 

(the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 57:7, 9. 

“You can enjoy ‘fresh boletes’ next 

February” (preservation by freezing after 

wrapping), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:31. 

Champignons du Quebec, Tome 1, Les 

Bolets, Cercle des Mycologues de Montreal, 

1997, by Lamoureaux, Yves and Jean 

Despres, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

58:26-27. 

“Boletes of California now online (at 

www.mykoweb.com/boletes/),” by Wood, 

Mike et al, 60:9. 

“The Sierra delivers boletes, and a recipe is 

eventually proffered,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 

60:10-11. 



“Sui, sui, sui” (boletes and suilli) (Cooking 


“Grilled bolete, garden tomato, asiago 

sandwich,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 62:16. 

“French onion, shallot, garlic and cep soup,” 


“Boletes as the heroes of a pre-World War I 

comic strip,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 63:31. 

“Jarlsberg BLT (cheese, boletes, lettuce and 

tomato)” (recipe), by Hamilton, Patrick, 

69:11. 




“Harry D. Thiers, no longer foraying forth” 

(obituary), 69:32. 

Bolton, James 

Icones fungorum circa Halifax nascentium, 

J. Bolton, 1798 (brief review), by Bolton, 

James, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 51:37. 




Bon, Marcel 

The mushrooms and toadstools of Britain 

and Northwestern Europe, Hodder and 

Staughton, 1987, by Bon, Marcel, reviewed 


Mushrooms and toadstools of Britain and 

Northwestern Europe, Hodder & Stoughton, 

1987, by Bon, Marcel, reviewed by 


Bondarzewia sp. 

“The monster came back and had its picture 

taken” (letter), by Cramer, Christopher M., 

43:4. 

Bonner, John T. 

Slime molds: Plasmodial and cellular, 

Benchmark Films, 1990, by Solin, Mike, 

reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 29:37-38. 

Book collecting 

“Books: finding them,” by Lewis, Kenneth 

M., 3:34-35. 

“Bookmark: the care and handling of 

books,” by Lewis, Kenneth M., 5:27. 

“Mrs. Heelis’ ashes and the truffle 

congress,” by Rogers, Maggie, 19:31-32. 

“Lew Heymann, bookman no more,” by 




36:15-16. 

How to know the gilled mushrooms, 

available from Colorado society, by Smith, 

A.H., H.V. and Nancy S. Weber, 40:23. 

Flora agaricina Danica (reprint), Libreria 

Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1935, by Lange, 

Jakob E., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

42:23. 



“Mushroombooking in San Francisco,” by 


“Summer, the time to review those printed 

finds” (illustrated mushroom books), by 





Book reviews 



Booklists 

see Bibliographies 

Booksellers 

“Ken-L-Questor books still available,” 

50:14. 



“Book notes: an apology,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 58:28. 

“Harry Lubrecht, 1908-1997,” (obituary), by 


Magic mushrooms around the world, a 

scientific journey, LIS Publications, 1993, by 

Gartz, Jochen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 59:19-20. 



“Booknotes,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 

61:36-37. 

Boom, Mike 

See Wood, Mike, 60:9 

“When Grover appeared in court, the dope 

fiends laughed (court case re picking in a 

park),” by Boom, Mike, 61:10. 

“Black Chanterelle and smoked chicken 

pasta” (recipe), by Boom, Mike, 67:8. 

Boom, Mike (not Mike Wood) 

“Five big reasons to behave” (when 

mushrooming), by Boom, Mike (not Mike 

Wood), 62:12. 

“We have trouble with 4-letter words” 

(misidentification of mushroomers) (letter), 

by Boom, Mike (not Mike Wood), 63:4. 

Borgia family 



“Sam Ristich reports on the Borgias” (letter), 

by Ristich, Sam, 12:4. 

Borror, Donald J. 

Dictionary of world roots and combining 

forms, Mayfield Publ. Co., 1960, by Borror, 

Donald J., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

61:36. 

Bossenmaier, Eugene F. 

Mushrooms of the Boreal Forest, Univ. 

Extension Press, Univ. of Saskatchewan, 

1997, by Bossenmaier, Eugene F., reviewed 


Boston Mycological Club 



15:30-31. 




Notes on the classification of mushrooms: A 

New England perspective, Quarterman 

Pubs., 1989, by Minot, John, reviewed by 


“Keeping track in Boston,” by Dale, 

Jonathan, 41:27. 



63:37-38.

Botanical Latin 

“Naming them (the mushroom, the man, the 

name),” by Norvell, Lorelei, 10:21-23. 

“Hey Caesar! Reviving a dead language,” by 

Grimm, Richard, 12:42, 45. 

Botanical Latin: History, grammar, syntax 

etc., 3d ed. rev., David & Charles Inc. 1983, 

by Stearn, William T., reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 17:20-23. 

Botany 

The Penguin dictionary of botany, Penguin 

Books, 1984, by Blackmore, Stephen and 

Elizabeth Tootill, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 6:30. 

Both, Ernst 




Harley E., 43:19, 22. 

“Under lobsters, only lobster spores” (letter), 

by Both, Ernst, 52:4. 

“Taylor’s mushroom gets named,” 75:35. 

Botulism 

“The hazards of mycology continued: 

Botulism,” by Payer, Lynn, 68:29-30. 

Boudier, Emile 



Bourgeois, Eugene 

“Mushrooms and pasture: sheep, cheese and 

pasture growth” (letter), by Bourgeois, 

Eugene, 73:34-35. 

Bowman, Dennis 

“Winter mushrooming in the Soviet Union,” 

by Bowman, Dennis, 21:5-7. 

Boyd, Jim 

“Truffles come from different continents,” 

by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 

Boyne City, Mich. 

“Fungi and French toast at Boyne City,” by 

Leach, Peter, 11:12-14. 

“The winner tells all/some,” by Shaler, 

Dana, 11:14-15. 

“Meanwhile, in Michigan (annual morel 

hunting contest),” 36:13. 

“At Boyne City, it was dry,” 45:7. 

“It was good (morel hunting) in Michigan” 

(news), 49:34. 

Bradt, Mary 

“A Mexican field guide?” (letter), by Bradt, 

Mary, 3:5. 

Brandrud, Tor Erik et al 

Cortinarius flora photographica, v.1, 

Cortinarius HB, 1990, by Brandrud, Tor Erik 

et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

31:19-21. 

Breads/pastas 

“Mushroom-herb bread,” by Leibenstein, 

Margaret, 14:31. 

“Heavy, flat loaves produce sadness for 

Susan Metzler” (letter), by Leibenstein, 

Margaret, 16:36-37. 

“Make pasta and bread using mushroom 

powder,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

41:23-24. 

“For starters, you should celebrate (winter 

food),” by Roody, Bill, 46:26. 



“Gnocchi di patate with morels, Gorgonzola 

and radicchio” (recipe), by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 68:20-21. 

“Pan-fried pierogi with bits of onion and 

dried mushroom” (recipe), by Thorne, John, 

68:34. 



69:11. 







“Risotto with corn and chanterelles” 

(recipe), by Farges, Amy, 71:30. 



73:5. 

“Visualizing tastes in the mind’s mouth” 

(Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 

73:12-14. 

“Risotto with golden chanterelles and 

tarragon,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 73:13-14. 

“Roasted cauliflower and wild mushroom 

pasta sauce,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 74:29. 

Breads/pastries 

“Golden haystack flapjacks,” by Roody, Bill, 

46:26. 

“Kathy’s wild mushroom popovers,” by 


Breitenbach, Josef and Fred Kranzlin 









Fungi of Switzerland, v.5, Cortinariaceae, 

Edition Mykologia, 2000, by Breitenbach, 

Josef and Fred Kranzlin, reviewed by 


Breitenbush Mushroom Conference 

“Breitenbush conference called a success,” 

by Rogers, Maggie, 10:31-32. 

“This year, east met west: Sturgeon headed 

for the Pacific,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 

31:15-16. 




Brennan, Jennifer 

“Fish quenelles and mushroom soup,” by 

Brennan, Jennifer, 7:21. 

Brent, Mary 

“More truffles: In Missouri, they’re great,” 

by Brent, Mary, 48:22. 

Bridgeoporus sp. 

“The Big Fuzzy gets a new name 

(Oxyporus=Bridgeoporus),” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 52:12-13. 

“Fuzzy Sandozi gets more attention,” in 

HerbalGram, issue 51, 2001, 73:32. 

Brill, Steve “Wildman” 

“Foraging (for wild edibles),” by Brill, Steve 


“Foraging for wild edibles,” by Brill, Steve 




“Winter foraging for wild foods,” by Brill, 

Steve “Wildman,” 6:39-40. 

“Extinction? City park regulations and 

rangers,” by Brill, Steve “Wildman,” 

6:41-42. 

“Wild greens: Your spring salad can be 

special,” by Brill, Steve “Wildman,” 

7:37-38. 

“The wild vegetarian cookbook, a forager’s 

culinary guide,” by Brill, Steve “Wildman,” 






British Columbia 

“`Yumm,’ said the police chief,” by Kroeger, 

Paul, 33:34. 

“Now they’re calling it The Contentious 

Cut” (brief review), 52:13. 

“North to (almost) Alaska” (the Cooking 


British Fungal Flora series 

Cantharellaceae, Gomphaceae, and ... 

Tricholomataceae...., v.8, British Fungal 

Flora ser., 1998, by Watling, Roy, reviewed 

by Barnhart, Harley E., 62:18. 

British Mycological Society 

“The inside story: some good, some bad 

things happen,” by Coombs, Don, 13:45-46. 

“Unimproved grasslands contribute to 

biodiversity,” by Rogers, Maggie, 52:7. 

“The British Post Office means well but....” 

(misidentification on mushroom stamp), 

62:22. 

“British wildlife: like no magazine in the 

U.S.,” reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

68:32-33. 

Brodie, Harold J. 






Brooklyn Botanic Garden 


Brown, Dorothy 

“NAMA did too discuss overpick” (letter), 

by Brown, Dorothy, 17:4. 

“Queen Anne’s lace jelly,” by Brown, 


“Violet jelly,” by Brown, Dorothy, 21:39. 




22:24. 

“Chicken mushroom mousse,” by Brown, 




“Spokane society celebrates 25th 

anniversary,” by Brown, Dorothy, 30:25. 

“Definitely not chanterelles!” by Brown, 


Brown, Merton F. and H.G. Brotzman 

Phytopathogenic fungi, a scanning electron 

microscope survey, U. Missouri Extension, 

no date, by Brown, Merton F. and H.G. 

Brotzman, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

48:28-29. 

Brown, Timothy L. 

“Here’s a puzzle for the non-novice” (letter), 

by Brown, Timothy L., 29:4. 

Bruising 

“Bruising, chemicals and aging in mushroom 

identification,” by Ristich, Sam, 36:11-13. 

Bryology 

“LBMs are difficult, but you can get help 

from the mosses,” by van der Gaag, Henk, 

69:8. 

Bryophytes 

The forest carpet; New Zealand’s 

little-noticed forest plants: mosses, lichens, 

C Potton, 1989, by Malcolm, Craig and 

Nancy Malcolm, reviewed by Rogers, 


“The spore discharge mechanism” (not just 

for fungi), 62:33, 39. 

“The NYBG (New York Botanical Garden) 

is online,” 62:33. 

Bubble gum fungus 

“More about scents,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

16:31. 

Buck McAdoo 

Mushrooms, Eyewitness Handbook, DK 

Publishing, 1998, by Laessoe, Thomas and 

Gary Lincoff, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

65:24-25. 

Buczacki, Stefan 

Fungi of Britain and Europe, U. Texas 

Press, 1989, by Buczacki, Stefan, reviewed 


New generation guide to the fungi of Britain 

and Europe, Collins, 1989, by Buczacki, 

Stefan, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

39:18. 

Bunyard, Britt A. 

“Insects and their mushroom hosts,” by 

Bunyard, Britt A., 74:9-11. 

Burdsall, Harold H. Jr. 

“Commercial picking in Eastern Oregon,” by 

Burdsall, Harold H. Jr., 34:19-20. 

“Taxonomic mycology: the good, the bad, 

the optimistic,” by Burdsall, Harold H. Jr., 

41:17-19. 

Bureau of Land Management 

“A proposal for regional monitoring of 

edible forest mushrooms (with references),” 

by Pilz, David and Randy Molina, 60:19-23. 

Burk, Bill 

“Puffball usages—North American Indians” 

in Jl. of Ethnobiol., May ‘83, pp. 55-62 

(brief rev), by Burk, Bill, 40:32. 

Burk, Bill and Maggie Rogers 




Burrell, Bob 

“Sex and the single mushroom,” by Burrell, 

Bob, 76:19. 

Burt, Bill 



“Midwest mushrooms: A new respect for 

their hardiness,” by Burt, Bill, 23:32-33. 

Butler, Eugene 

“The mushroom show: Planning for 

success,” by Butler, Eugene, 8:14-16. 




“Psychoactive mushrooms, the law and you” 

(a lawyer deposes a county attorney), by 

Butler, Eugene, 64:5-7. 

Buying and selling 

“Truffles are here (truffle buying),” by 

Kasper, Rob, 4:15. 

“The mycophage page: Truffles,” by Wells, 

Mike, 4:19-20. 

“Gold among the leaves: From forest to 

restaurant,” by Gottfried, John, 6:14-15. 

“(Orchids and truffling rakes)” (letter), by 


“FDA expects to issue rules on selling wild 

mushrooms,” by Coombs, Don, 14:23. 

“FDA finally makes its move (interpretation, 

recommendation),” 17:6-7. 

“Yes, the FDA should have acted,” by 

Czarnecki, Jack, 17:9. 

“Mushroom of the month announces species, 

prices,” by Rogers, Maggie, 17:33. 

“This health inspector is in favor,” by 

Jaspers, Bill, 18:24-25. 


Kern, Marie V., 18:25-26. 

“What’s really happening in Washington 

State?” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 28:4. 

Mycology in sustainable development: 

expanding concepts, vanishing borders, 

Parkway, 1997, by Palm, Mary and Ignacio 

H. Chapela, eds., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 56:19-20. 

“Cultivating Lion’s Mane” (excerpt from 

Mushroom Growers’ Newsletter, June 1994), 

by Haugen, Jerry, 57:24-26. 

“Diary of the White Goldrush (life as a 

commercial picker/buyer in the West),” by 

Guin, Jerry, 58:11-13. 

Matsutake mushroom, white goldrush of the 

1990’s, Naturegraph Publishers, 1997, by 

Guin, Jerry, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 58:28. 

Byssonectria sp. 



63:19-20. 

CD-ROMs 

“Kendrick’s CD: a huge resource,” 66:28. 

“CD-ROM version of The fifth kingdom now 

out,” by Kendrick, Bryce, reviewed by 

Matheny, P. Brandon, 71:32. 

“Now you can print out the full text: an 

indexed, full-text database, JSTOR,” by 


“MatchMaker: get your computer ready; this 

program offers both search power and a lot 

of pictures,” by Gibson, Ian, reviewed by 


“More MatchMaker Mushroom pics 

available” (free updates by email, 2001 

version), by Gibson, Ian, 76:27. 

Cadmium 

“Certain mushrooms do accumulate heavy 

metals,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 38:9-14. 

Cage, John 

“John Cage leaves behind poetry, prose, new 

music, mushrooms,” by Lincoff, Gary, 

38:5-9. 

“Two poems,” by Cage, John, 38:7. 

“About truffles, and about Cage on 

wilderness” (letter), by Dow, Anne, 

49:38-39.

Caldwell, Jonathan 

“Care and feeding of the 941 (and others): 

pressure cookers,” by Caldwell, Jonathan, 

25:23. 

“So why not use a 50-pound block of aspen 

and bran?” by Caldwell, Jonathan, 45:27. 

California 

“Mushroom vagabonding (around 

California),” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

2:26-28. 







Maggie, 14:32-33. 

“California tries it first,” 15:6. 

“West Coast legislators consider variety of 

bills re overpick and consumer safety,” by 


“Regulation by the states,” by Coombs, Don, 

17:5-6. 

“—and California moves toward inspection,” 


“Here’s your invitation for morels in 

California” (letter), by Stickney, Laurence 

M., 18:26-27. 

“Cherry Lake revisited,” by Stickney, 



19:27. 

“Recreational pickers need permits in one 

California burn area,” 20:11. 



22:10-11. 

“A good or great year near Yosemite?” by 





Joe, 24:23. 

“Mushroomers try to fight City Hall” in 

Mycena News, Mar. 1993 (brief rev), by 

Norton, Mark, 40:31. 

“Ms. Nature, take another memo to J. Muir,” 

by Goff, Tom, 41:32-33. 

“Background information: Pandora’s box 

still closed” (California parks regulation), by 

Norton, Mark and Larry Stickney, 41:33-34. 

“I don’t bend unless there’s a mushroom to 

be picked!” by Wolf, Gary, 42:25. 

“The land of bashful mushrooms (it’s 

different out west),” by Schaechter, Elio, 

55:14-15. 






“An empty quest, sex and a happy ending” 

(morelling in the Sierras), by Sommer, 

Robert, 72:28-29. 

Calocybe sp. 

“The odor of these things....” (finding 

oddities in N.E. Washington state) (letter), 

by Parker, Drew, 63:39. 

Calvatia sp. 

“Calvatia sweetbreads with brandy and 

madeira sauce,” by Piekenbrock, Roxie, 

19:21. 

“A memorable mushroom hunt,” by Strung, 

Norm, 22:33. 

Camacho, Francisco J. 

“This international workshop only cares 

about edibles” (boletes, truffles, etc.), by 

Camacho, Francisco J., 74:22-23. 

Camazine, Scott 





Camera equipment 

see Photographic equipment 

Camp Magruder statements 

“Where are all the answers (to the questions 

on overpick)?” 10:5. 

“Mushroom conservation: The Camp 

Magruder Statements,” 10:6-14. 

Campbell’s Camsco Produce Company 

“Wild mushrooms are in (the stores),” by 

Kaye, Geraldine, 8:35. 

Campbell, D. 

See Stickney, Laurence M., by Campbell, D. 

Campbell, Susan 

Charleston Kedding: a history of kitchen 

gardening, Ebury Press, 1996, by Campbell, 

Susan, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 59:27. 

Canada 

“Mushroom stamps closer to home 

(Canada),” 24:16. 

“You are forewarned about Canadian 

stamps” (letter), by Long, Bill, 25:21. 

“Collecting Canadian stamps—and Canada 

Post Canada’s Stamp Images” (letter), by 

Manko, Ilga, 25:32. 

Handbook of the Canadian Rockies, Corax 

Press, 1986, by Gadd, Ben, reviewed by 


Mushrooms of Western Canada, Lone Pine 

Publ., 1991, by Schalkwyk, Helene M.E., 


250 champignons du Quebec et de L’est du 

Canada, Editions du Trecarre, 1989, by 

Thibault, Maurice, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley, 35:18-19. 



ed., 40:11-12. 

Systematics in Agriculture 

Canada...1886-96, Agriculture Canada, 1986 

(brief rev), by Cody, William et al, 42:34. 

Cancer 

“Medicinal mushrooms: a true story” (letter), 

by Harvey, Royce, 71:39. 

Candusso, M. and G. Lansoni 

Fungi Europae: Volume 4, Lepista, Libreria 

Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1990, by 

Candusso, M. and G. Lansoni, reviewed by 


Candusso, Massimo 

Hygrophorus, s.l., Libreria Basso, 1997, by 

Candusso, Massimo, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 59:17-19. 

Candy caps 

“Bet on polenta trifecta” (the Cooking 


Canning 

see Preservation 

Cantharellaceae 





Cantharellus sp. 

“Chanterelle vegetable soup,” 2:33. 

“More than one (chanterelle),” by Sturgeon, 

Walt, 13:13-14. 

“Poisonous lookalikes,” by Muggli, Lee, 

13:43. 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 

“Charting the Chanterelle,” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 18:19-21. 

“Logging has hurt: Couldn’t we cultivate 

chanterelle gardens?” (letter), by Gilmore, 


“One vole may eat truffles worth $3,420 in a 

year” (letter), by Wheeler, Dan, 26:4. 

“There are a lot of different chanterelles out 

there,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 29:7-10. 

“The thrill of the hunt,” by Gilberg, Ken, 

32:38. 

“Champagne chanterelle risotto,” by Dukat, 

John, 34:20. 

“Sautéed Cantharellus tubaeformis,” by 

Pohl, Ursula, 34:25. 

“An exceptional mushroom poster,” 35:34. 

“Golden marbles,” by Stubbs, Ansel Hartley, 

36:27. 

“Velouté sauce with chanterelles,” by 





“Polenta trifecta of the Marin winter woods,” 


“Chanterelles in a pale ale and black pepper 

batter,” by Jones, W.A., 56:22. 

The chanterelle book, illus. by Bo Mossberg, 

10 Speed Press, 1994, by Persson, Olle, 


“They were edible, they were chanterelles, 

and it was time for tea,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

64:18. 

“Cantharellus formosus wins in Oregon” (a 

new state mushroom), 65:33. 

“It’s Mushroom Patties!” (Cooking 


Carlson, Elizabeth Schmidt, 1903-1998 

“Three mushroomers no longers with us: 

Elizabeth Schmidt Carlson,” by Rogers, 


Carluccio, Antonio 

A passion for mushrooms, Salem House 

Pubs., 1989, by Carluccio, Antonio, 

reviewed by Stickney, Laurence M., 

28:22-23. 

Carpenter, Glenn C. 

“Linoleum knives will work” (letter), by 

Carpenter, Glenn C., 45:4. 

Carroll, Laurel 


Carroll, Lewis 

Alice’s adventures in Wonderland, Holt, 

1985, by Carroll, Lewis, reviewed by 


Cartoons 

“Madcap mushrooms: wait ‘til I get my 

hyphae on them!” (cartoon), by Krumbein, 

W.J., 13:27. 

“Which hook should I hang it on?” 

(cartoon), by Rogers, Maggie, 40:21. 

“Essentially friends (cover illustration re 

mycorrhizal relationships),” by Glover, Ron, 

44:1. 

“A community works together (to save a 

forest),” by Rogers, Maggie, 53:28-30. 

“What’s that nutty bird up to?” (cartoon), by 

Norris, Sam, 75:13. 

Cascade Holistic Economic 

Consultants 

Forest Watch, the citizens’ Forestry 

Magazine, (brief review), by Cascade 

Holistic Economic Consultants, 17:34. 

Casciero, Albert J. 

“To B. satanas or not to B. satanas?” 

(“British P.O. means well, but....” (letter), by 

Casciero, Albert J., 63:4. 



J., 69:23-26. 



73:4-5. 





73:5. 

Casciero, Albert J. and John Ultee 




Castellano, Michael A. et al 

Key to spores of the genera of hypogeous 

fungi of North Temperate forests, Mad River 

Pr., 1989, by Castellano, Michael A. et al, 


Castello, John D. et al 




Catalogs 

Malfred Ferndock catalog, Dennison, Minn., 

1985, by Ferndock, Malfred, reviewed by 


Catalog of F. Fluck-Wirth, Booksellers, 

Switzerland, Feb. 1994, reviewed by 


Catathelasma sp. 

“Cooking the unusuals,” by Ristich, Sam, 

29:32-33. 

Centre de recherche en biologie 

forestie 

Colloque sur les champignons forestiers, 

(articles on matsutake, mushroom 

harvesting, etc.), by Centre de recherche en 

biologie forestie, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 68:18. 

Cetto, Bruno 

Der grosse pilzfuhrer (The big mushroom 

guide), vols. 1-4, 1984, by Cetto, Bruno, 

reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34-35. 

Chaenotheocopsis sp. 


Chalmers, Bill 

“Oyster mushrooms—a good choice for the 

novice grower” (with references), by 

Chalmers, Bill, 60:24-26. 

Chamberlain, Lester 

The food and cooking of Russia, Viking, 

1983, by Chamberlain, Lester, reviewed by 


Chang, S.T. and P.G. Miles 

“Mushroom biology—a new discipline” in 

The Mycologist, May 1992, p. 98 (brief rev), 

by Chang, S.T. and P.G. Miles, 38:27. 

Chang, Shu-Ting et al 

Genetics and breeding of edible mushrooms, 

Gordon & Breach Sci. Publ., 1993 (brief 

rev), by Chang, Shu-Ting et al, reviewed by 


Chanterelles 


“No rain at Falls City,” by Lewis, Kenneth 

M., 10:41. 

“Chanterelles: There’s gold dust in those 

hills,” by Quaintance, Cheryl, 13:9, 11. 

“Gold dust soup,” by Quaintance, Cheryl, 

13:11. 

“Thoughts on the chanterelle,” by Muggli, 

Lee, 13:15. 

“Starting out (mushrooming) in Oregon,” by 


“Get chanterelles, one way or another,” by 

Wells, Mike, 13:25, 27. 

“Minestra di funghi (chanterelle soup),” by 

Hard, Amelia, 13:27. 

“Breast of chicken chanterelle,” by Wells, 

Mike, 13:27. 

“Moules Italianne (mussels and 

mushrooms),” by Gray, Lee, 14:30. 

“Chanterelle tiropitas,” 17:19. 

“Chanterelles and prawns in cream,” 17:21. 



“My first black chanterelle,” by Holmberg, 

Robin, 29:5-6. 



“Omelet with chanterelles,” by Philippet, 

Maurice, 30:26. 



30:27. 

“Chanterelles quail,” 33:17. 

“Chanterelle sorbet,” by Gislimberti, Carlo, 

39:23. 

“Chanterelle sorbet,” by Stickney, Laurence 

M., 39:23. 



“Nan’s mushroom risotto,” by Steinebach, 

Nan, 64:18. 





“Gemilli with arugula, black chanterelles, 

roasted shallots and Kasseri cheese,” by 




70:5-6. 


(recipe), by Farges, Amy, 71:30.



73:12-14. 






Chapela, Ignacio H. and Pavel Lizon 

“(Lenzites betulina tinder, not medicine?)” in 

The Mycologist, Aug. 1993 (brief rev), by 

Chapela, Ignacio H. and Pavel Lizon, 43:36. 

Chariton, Laverne 

“Cleaning, cooking, keeping corals,” by 

Chariton, Laverne, 48:35-36. 

Chastain, Sue 

“Kennett Square, Pa.: It’s a color,” by 

Chastain, Sue, 9:44-45. 

Chemical reagents 

“Using the microscope,” by Tanghe, Leo J., 

20:17-30. 



Chiggers 

“Little beasts, big trouble (chiggers),” by 

Metzler, Susan, 16:12-13. 

“Field research on chiggers can be 

memorable” (letter), by Barnhart, Harley E., 

17:4. 

Children 

“A story: the birthright,” by Benjamin, 

Denis, 38:25-26. 

“A rose by any other name,” by Davis, Ruth, 

38:37-38. 

Children and toxic fungi; the essential 

medical guide to fungal poisoning, Royal 

Bot. Gard.’95, by Watling, Roy, reviewed by 


Children’s books 

“Books for children: not often about 

mushrooms,” by Rogers, Maggie, 3:37-38. 

Mousekin’s mystery, Prentice Hall, 1983 

(brief rev), by Miller, Edna, 3:37. 

The mushroom center disaster, Atheneum, 

1974 (brief rev), by Bodecker, N.M., 3:37. 

Lisa and the grompet, Lothrop, Lee, 

Shepard, 1970 (brief review), by Coombs, 

Patricia, 3:37. 

Mushrooms: a Lerner natural science book, 

Lerner Publications, 1982 (brief rev), by Uri, 

Chaim, 3:37. 

Mushrooms of the world coloring book, 

Dover Publications, 1984, by Arora, David, 

reviewed by Dow, Ann, 6:33. 



7:23. 




Once there was a tree, Dial Press, 1985, by 

Romanova, Natalia, reviewed by Rogers, 


Plants that never ever bloom, Grosset & 

Dunlap, 1984 (brief review), by Heller, 

Ruth, 16:32. 

A young person’s guide to the fungi, 

Mycologue Publications, 1986 (brief 

review), by Kendrick, Bryce, 16:32-33. 

Caspar and the secret kingdom, Silver 

Burdett Company, 1987, by Seymour, 

Miranda, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

17:24. 

Autumn story, Philomel Books/Putnam, 

1980, by Barklem, Jill, reviewed by Rogers, 


Mushroom, Silver Burdett Company, 1986, 

by Watts, Barrie, reviewed by Rogers, 


The truffle hunter, Kane Miller Book 

Publishers, 1987 (brief review), by Moore, 

Inga, 20:33. 


Mycologue Publications, 1986, by Kendrick, 

Bryce, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

27:27-28. 

Fungi and lichens, Steck-Vaughn (brief rev), 

by Madgwick, Wendy, 30:24. 

The mushroom man, Green Tiger Press, 

1993, by Pochocki, Ethel, reviewed by 





Campagnols et Campignons, L’Ecole de 

Loisirs, 1997, by Malineu, Jean-Hugues and 

Patrick Morin, reviewed by Stijve, Tjakko, 

60:14-15. 

Die pilz-uhr: das jahr der pilze, 3d. ed., 

Verlag Heinrich Ellermann, 1991, by 

Schliemann, Eva Raup, reviewed by Stijve, 

Tjaako, 62:19-20. 



Hannerl in der Pilzstadt, J&V, Edition 

Wien, Dachs Verlag GmbH, by 

Umlauf-Lamatsch, Annelies, reviewed by 

Stijve, Tjakko, 67:35-36. 

Anton der Fliegenpilz, Muenchen, Germany: 

AREPO Verlag, 1986., by Tyszkiewicz, 

Maika, reviewed by Stijve, Tjakko, 75:30. 

Gus and Button, NY: Arthur Devine 

Books/Scholastic Press, 2001, by Freyman, 

Saxton and Joost Elffers, reviewed by 


Chilton, J.S. (Jeff) 

“The garden giant: Stropharia 

rugosa-annulata,” by Chilton, J.S. (Jeff), 

14:17-19. 

“Bringing fun, or increasing fear?” (letter), 

by Chilton, J.S. (Jeff), 17:4, 37. 

China 

“Foraying in China,” by Harper, Herb, 

2:14-16. 

“Mushrooming where the Yangtse bends,” 

by Petersen, Ron, 21:31-33. 

Icones of medicinal fungi from China, 

Science Press, 1987, by Jianzhe, Ying et al, 


Chlorociboria sp. 

“Chlorociboria aeruginascens in lab 

culture” in The Mycologist, Nov. ‘93 (brief 

rev), by Fenwick, G.A., 43:36-37. 

Chlorophyllum sp. 




“A look at the parasol mushrooms,” by 


Chorioactis sp. 

“New sightings of the rare devil’s cigar,” by 

Rudy, K.C., 54:24-25. 

Christensen, Clyde M. 

Edible mushrooms, 2d ed., U. Minnesota, 

1981, by Christensen, Clyde M., reviewed 


Christian, Glenda 

“Mushroom patties,” by Christian, Glenda, 

67:8. 

Christy, John 

“The most noble polypore—endangered, or 

already gone?” by Christy, John, 32:11. 

Cladistics 

“Should we junk Linnaeus? A bold band of 

taxonomists proposes....,” 66:32. 

Claiborne, Craig 

“Mushrooms at the summit: Chicken legs 

stuffed with wild rice, mushrooms,” by 

Claiborne, Craig, 1:14. 

Classification 




“Franklin Jones becomes a famous 

mycologist,” by Lumper, S.J., 18:28-29. 

“Two responses to What about Stereum with 

teeth?” (letter), by Ristich, Sam, 19:4. 





Kinship to mastery, biophilia in human 

evolution and development, Island Press, 

1997, by Kellert, Stephen R., reviewed by 

Sommer, Robert, 58:29. 

“So we’d end up with scientific trinomials?” 

letter, by Sommer, Eleanor K., 66:32. 


Gary, 68:7-8. 



“Hunting with ghosts (the early mycologists 

speak),” by Lincoff, Gary, 71:33-35. 

“How, indeed, can Lincoff get away with 

it?” (letter), by Elliott, Ted, 74:4. 

“The keys to the kingdom” (the fifth 

kingdom?), by Lincoff, Gary, 75:19-20. 

“There are only a dozen basic groups” 

(classification systems for mushrooms), by 


Claudius, Emperor 




“On the mushroom that deified the Emperor 

Claudius” in Classical Qtrly, 1991 (brief 

rev), by Grimm-Samuel, Veronika, 42:33. 

Claudopus sp. 

Entolomatoid fungi of the Western United 

States and Alaska, Mad River Press, 1995, 

by Largent, David L., reviewed by Redhead, 

Scott A., 49:28-31. 

Clemen, Robert T. 

“`Rotten World’ tape called inaccurate” 

(letter), by Clemen, Robert T., 15:36. 

“Is corrugation (cardboard) the secret in 

Oregon?” (letter), by Clemen, Robert T., 

20:4. 

Climate 






Clitocybe sp. 


16:31. 

Clitopilus sp. 



Close, Elizabeth 



Clubs and societies 

see Mycological societies 

Cobb, Jean Danzer 

“Mushroom stalking scholars: The Smiths 

and Nancy Weber,” by Cobb, Jean Danzer, 

11:18-20. 

Cochran, Kenneth W. 

“Poisoning in 1984; NAMA’s case registry,” 

by Cochran, Kenneth W., 7:30-33. 

“93 additional cases recorded; the 

Mushroom Poisoning Case Registry Report 

(for 1985)”, by Cochran, Kenneth W., 

10:44-45. 

“Incidents (143) bring 4-year total to 408 

(poisoning reports),” by Cochran, Kenneth 

W., 15:10. 

“Poisoning registry adds 201 cases,” by 

Cochran, Kenneth W., 18:29-30. 



Cochran, Kenneth W. et al. 

“Mushroom vagabonding in the Spring, in 

Michigan,” by Cochran, Kenneth W. et al., 

3:8. 

Cody, William et al 




Collecting 

“Mushroom postcards: collector’s items,” by 

Pauli, Richard, 3:43, 46. 

“Mycophilately: Topical collecting,” by 



Chuck, 16:15-17. 



“What about herbaria? The new technology 

invades the mycological world,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 29:31-32. 

“Opportunity knocks!” (Find a Noble 

Polypore), 32:11. 

“Bookplates for mushroom lovers,” by Dill, 

Don, 40:32. 

“Simply a more sophisticated Easter egg 

hunt? (mushrooming Scotland’s Royal 

Mile),” by Rogers, Maggie, 43:35. 

“The Little Neibla Mushroom Company 

annual report,” 53:25-27. 

“You can help with the dyeing,” by Hopkins, 

Susan, 53:31. 

“New stamps (mushroom stamps from 

Antigua & Barbuda and Moldova),” 53:32. 

“So how does your herbarium grow?” by 




J., 69:23-26. 

“Philately: a perverse sex act or just a 

metaphor?” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 70:4. 

“Way back in 1956, they cared about truffles 

and 1860 truffle bottles,” 70:25. 




Color 





15:13-15. 

“Violet, blue and green are mushroom 

colors, too,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 15:17-18. 

“Is it brown, or is it opalescent fudge? (color 

nomenclature),” by Summerjones, 

Armistead, 17:29-30. 



“Illustrating mushrooms? Try this,” by 


“Miriam Rice shows the way to great color 

from mushrooms,” 26:36. 

The soul of the night, Prentice-Hall, 1985, by 

Raymo, Chet, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

28:27. 

“Let’s have less-exotic descriptions of color, 

odor,” by Grimm, Richard, 57:5-6. 

“Gone missing: Kent McKnight” (obituary), 

64:34. 



“The colors of Ridgway and Methuen: an 

eye-ball concordance (website),” by 

Petersen, Ronald H., 65:25-26. 




Colorado 

Chanterelle: A Rocky Mountain mushroom 

book, Johnson Books, 1986, by Miller, 

Millie and Cyndi Nelson, reviewed by 





“Mushroom dyeing in Colorado: Organizing 

a study group,” by McClure, Lisa, 33:38. 

Mushrooms of Colorado and the southern 

Rocky Mountains, Denver Botanic Gardens, 

1997, by Evenson, Vera Stucky, reviewed by 


Commercial cultivation 



“Let’s go, America!” by Kaye, Geraldine, 

10:30. 

“Growing those other mushrooms,” by Kaye, 




“Growing morels: Michigan State scientists 

patent a way,” by Coombs, Don, 13:5-6. 

“U.S. Patent 4,594,809, Culturing morels to 

produce fruitbodies, assigned to Neogen 

Corp.,” 13:5-6, 23-24. 




Harris, Bob, 14:19-20.

“Shiitake tour (Part II),” by Harris, Bob, 

14:21-23. 

“Cultivated morels: Not now, but maybe 

soon?” 16:28. 

“The tame ones: They’re not on the market 

(morels),” by Coombs, Don, 23:6-7. 

“Don’t line up for tame morels at a grocery 

store,” by Coombs, Don, 27:5-6. 

“Seeing the forest instead of the trees” 

(technical papers), by Midwest Research 

Institute, 39:37. 

“(Mushroom Growers Newsletter reports 

info to commercial growers for $24 a year),” 

40:28. 

“So what happened to the other attempts to 

grow black truffles in North America?” by 






“Cultivated morels are promised, but—,” by 

Coombs, Don, 45:7. 

“Assistance asked for Cameroon project,” by 

Anthony, Takor-Ojong, 51:39. 

“Cultivation of edible mushrooms in 

Nigeria” (letter), by Isikhuemhen, 

Omoanghe S., 52:4. 

Science and cultivation of edible fungi, v.I,II, 

14th Int. Conf. Edible Fungi, Oxford, 1995, 

by Elliott, T.J., reviewed by Arnold, Ralph, 

52:37-38. 

“Europe’s largest mushroom museum is in 

Saumur (France),” by Stijve, Tjakko, 

69:35-36. 

“Bringing new edible mushrooms to the 

consumer,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 70:13-14. 




Growing gourmet and medicinal 

mushrooms, 3rd ed. Berkeley, Ten Speed 

Press, 2000, by Stamets, Paul, reviewed by 


Commercial harvesting 

“Commercial picking (and shipping),” by 

Menser, Gary, 6:10-13. 

“Overpick: Interviews with Paul Stamets, 

Andrew Weil and Gary Menser,” 6:11-13. 



“To put commercial overpick in focus, 

consider the different factions involved,” by 

Harkins, Charles, 7:43-45. 

“Commercial pick: The picker’s story,” by 

Hvid, Jeff, 8:5-7. 

“More thoughts on commercial pick: A 

mycological society viewpoint,” 8:7. 

“NAMA approves overpick study,” 9:11. 









“A day with a commercial picker,” by 

Morrell, Darby, 13:15-16. 










17:5-6. 



“Will decision bring conflict in the woods?” 

(letter), by Stamets, Paul and Cruz, 18:4. 

“Washington finally acts to regulate buyers, 

processors,” 20:10-11. 



“Conference gives Forest Service ideas 

about `non-logging’ activities,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 28:12-13. 

Harvesting edible wild mushrooms in British 

Columbia, B.C. Ministry of Forests (brief 

review), 28:37. 

“Questions remain unanswered” (letter), by 

Wheeler, Dan, 29:4. 

“The mushroom wars; who’s 

overharvesting? who’s brawling in the 

woods?” by Rogers, Maggie, 31:5-7. 



“Japanese imports and Canadian issues 

(commercial harvesting),” 37:33. 

“Efforts toward clarifying regulations,” 

37:33. 

“Keeping our mycological heritage,” by 

Moore, Vern, 38:24-25. 

“Strip-cutting: An evil project” (letter), by 

Zimmer, Mel, 38:38. 






“Commercial gathering: It’s time to speak 

out!” by Taylor, Steven R., 40:9-10. 



ed., 40:11-12. 

Biology, ecology and social aspects of wild 

edible mushrooms, commercial harvest, 

USDA, 1993, by Molina, Randy et al, 


“The Forest Service looks for answers in 

Oregon,” by Rogers, Maggie, 41:35-36. 

“It’s more logical to harvest fungi than 

forest” (letter), by Wheeler, Dan, 42:37. 

“`The Society’ runs things, and maybe the 

truth will make you free,” by Sommer, 

Robert and Barbara, 43:27-28. 

“Warning! Your days of traipsing off may be 

numbered” (letter), by Richardson, Charles 

S. and Michael K., 43:37-38. 

“The mysteries of mycorrhizal associations 

need to be resolved,” by Wheeler, Dan, 

44:7-8. 

“Are you now, or have you ever been...?” 

(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 48:4. 



“Thoughts and recipes from MycoChef’s 

world,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 52:31-33. 



Guin, Jerry, 58:11-13. 

“Guns and matsies: the 1997 story,” by 





E., 58:28. 

“The Red Army was out there picking 

matsutake?” by Mysiewicz, Tom, 59:39. 

“Commercial overpick documented as a 

concern in Europe” (B.M.S. Newsletter), 

62:29-30. 

“You can get your teeth into this soup” 


63:16. 

“Matsutake: endangered species or political 

football,” by Pencall, Steven, 73:7,9-10. 

“The great morel harvest of 2001ö (after the 

fires of 2000), by Evans, Larry, 75:24-25. 

“Mushrooming today: more civilized, more 

difficult,” by Sommer, Robert, 75:31-32. 

“Truffles here and there: 

hunting/overpopularity,” 75:38-39. 

“Go ahead and eat them: matsutake aren’t 

endangered” (decision from the Federal 

Register, 76:7. 

Common names 

“It’s a merkle if you find one,” 7:11. 

Harper’s mushroom reference guide and 

check list, 1985, by Harper, Herb, reviewed 


A field guide to mushrooms, Houghton 

Mifflin, 1987, by McKnight, Kent and Vera 

B., reviewed by Coombs, Don, 16:9-11. 

“The toughest quiz: List Latin names for 

these common names,” 19:34, 36. 

“Nomen vul Gary (common names)” (song), 

by Lincoff, Gary, 22:back cover. 

The Audubon Society field guide to North 

American mushrooms, Knopf, 1981, by 

Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 39:7. 


Mifflin, 1987, by McKnight, Kent and Vera, 



Harley E., 39:18. 

“(World’s longest plaintive letter: common 

names, etc.)” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 40:4, 

35, 37-38. 

Mushrooms, an Eyewitness handbook, DK 


Gary Lincoff, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 63:24-27. 




“In Germany, every mushroom has a 

common name” (letter), by Roos, Phil, 64:4. 

“The appellation trail: a one-act play” 

(common names) (Askus Column), by 

Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 

64:13-15. 

“This old-timer is not impressed with 

uncommon common names” (letter), by 

Tyler, Varro E., 65:4. 

“Pukey Point common names contest to 

close Oct. 1,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 65:31-32. 

“Nobody controls the use of common 

names” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 66:4, 30. 

“Do we want mushrooming to remain a 

private domain?” (letter), by Phares, Donald, 

66:4. 

“The contest is over and no one got them all 

right” (the Askus Column), by Norvell, 

Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 66:23-26. 

“Gary puts it succinctly: Ìt’s wrong’” 

(letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 67:4. 

“Steve Trudell says NONSENSE” (letter), 

by Trudell, Steve, 67:5. 

“Dick and Henry go outdors and run into 

strange things,” by Grimm, Richard, 

67:11-13. 

“More about common names ...” (letter), by 

Lincoff, Gary, 68:4. 

“NAMA and MSA endorse a (common 

names) commission to make 

recommendations,” by Redhead, Scott and 

Lorelei Norvell, 69:5-8. 



Computer programs 

“There’s a flush of computers (synoptic 

keys),” by Wright, Greg, 13:33-34. 



“`Keysystem’ runs on Apples,” by Quast, 

Jay C., 23:36. 

“PC-Taxon,” by Rhoades, Fred, 36:30. 



Discover mushrooms, a wild mushroom 

identification program, Technology 

Development Co., 1997, by Samuels, 

Charles, reviewed by Roody, Bill, 60:12-13. 

Concordances 






Conference proceedings 

Mushroom biology and mushroom products; 

proceedings of the 2nd International Conf. 

June, 1996, by Royce, Daniel J., ed., 

reviewed by Arnold, Ralph, 54:23. 





Harley E., 56:19-20. 

Conferences 

“Production of exotics gets attention at 

conference,” 35:12. 



ed., 40:11-12. 

“Highlights of the 1997 MSA meeting 

(Montreal, Aug. 3-7),” by Trudell, Steve, 

58:32-33. 

“600 attend mycorrhiza conference in 

Sweden,” by Trudell, Steve, 61:5-6,8. 

Conover, Adele 

“The song of the slime molds,” by Conover, 

Adele, 76:33. 

Conservation 





62:29-30. 

Conservation (nomenclature) 

“What’s this conservation business? (which 

name gets used?),” 35:4. 

“Should we conserve this newer name?” 

(letter), by Redhead, Scott, 35:4. 

“Maybe you can forget Matsutake 

nauseosum” (letter), by Redhead, Scott, 

68:4-5. 

“Matsutake shouldn’t become nauseosum” 


Contests 


“Fifty seven transparencies picked as 

NAMA winners,” 14:6. 



Harley E., 48:16. 

“The recipe contest, other good stuff, and 

smut” (Cooking Column), by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 64:11-12. 




64:13-15. 

“After the philosophical musings: Popovers” 


65:14-15. 










Gary, 67:16-17. 

“A few clues to help solve the Paradise Point 

Club list contest,” by Lincoff, Gary, 68:24. 

“At least in the puzzle, the oyster was 

tastiest,” by Evans, Larry and Robert S. 

Williams, 68:25-26. 




Controlled substances 

“Florida Research Center moves after hassle 

with DEA,” 28:10-ll. 

“They’re beautiful and people like them: 

Cane toads,” 28:21-22. 


Lewis “Skip,” 49:4, 38. 

“Why are the magic mushrooms in front of 

the courthouse?” by McNett, Brian, 55:10. 







Convention on Internatl. Trade (CITES) 

“Comments rip plan to put matsutake on 

‘Trade in Endangered Species’ list,” by 

Pencall, Steven, 74:17-18.

“U.S. Fish and Wildlife on matsutake: ‘No 

rubber stamping, no politics’” (letter), by 

Gabel, Robert R., 75:4. 

Cookbooks 

“Mycophage page; cooking with 

mushrooms,” by Wells, Mike, 2:32. 

“European (mushroom) cooking,” by 

McGovern, Wendla, 6:24-29. 

Cooking your own mushrooms, Garden Way 

Publishing, 1976, by Mueller, Jo, reviewed 


Mushroom madness: From the wild to the 

table, Mt. Pisgah Arboretum, 1984, by 

Mandell, Terri et al, reviewed by Lindgren, 

Janet, 7:25. 

The curious morel, R.K.T. Publishing, 1984, 

by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by 


Wildpilz kochbuch (Wild mushroom 

cookbook), 1981, by Richter, Nora, reviewed 

by Dow, Anne, 8:32. 

“From Germany there are some exceptional 

books,” by Dow, Anne, 8:32-35. 

Dr. Oetker pilzkochbuch (Dr. Oetker’s 

mushroom cookbook), 1983, by Richter, 

Joachim, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:33. 

Das neue pilzkochbuch, 1984, by Zeltner, 

Renate, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:33. 

Austernpilz kochbuch (Oyster mushroom 



Die schoensten gerichte (The most beautiful 

dishes), 1984, by Richter, Nora, reviewed by 

Dow, Anne, 8:33. 

Champignon kochbuch (Cultivated agaricus 



“Mushrooms under Glasse,” by Leibenstein, 


“Are there more cookbooks out there?” 

(letter), by Hanes, R. Philip Jr., 9:4. 

Mad about mushrooms, Perigee/Putnam Pub. 

Group, 1984, by Heriteau, Jacqueline, 


“Regional societies publish cookbooks,” by 

Wells, Mike, 10:33-35. 

Roon: A tribute to morel mushrooms, Cabin 

Publ. Co., 1985, by Ratzloff, John and Jerry 

Petermeier, reviewed by Lincoff, Gary, 

10:37. 

If you can’t eat your mushroom, take it 

dancing, 1985, by Moss, Shea, reviewed by 





“Cooking up a book: The Oregon Society 

brings its new cookbook to fruition,” by 

Wells, Mike, 14:27-29. 

The edible mushroom: A gourmet cook’s 

guide, Fawcett, 1986, by Leibenstein, 

Margaret, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

14:30-31. 

“New cookbooks issued by two regional 

groups,” 16:11. 

Wild mushroom cookery, Oregon 

Mycological Society, 1987, by Wells, Mike, 

et al, reviewed by Metzler, Susan, 17:18. 

Wild about mushrooms: the Mycological 

Society of San Francisco cookbook, Aris 

Books, 1987, by Freedman, Bill and Louise, 

reviewed by Metzler, Susan, 17:19-20. 

The cookbook of North American truffles, N. 

American Truffling Society, 1987, by Evans, 

Frank and Karen, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 19:29-30. 

Favorites from The Little Mushroom; 

Elegant and easy recipes, Taylor Publ. Co., 

1987, by Romweber, Marilyn, 20:33. 




Champignons de la coueillette a la table, 

Editions Glanat, 1986, by Giral, Roger and 

Yvette, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

27:28-29. 

A passion for mushrooms, Salem House 

Pubs., 1989, by Carluccio, Antonio, 

reviewed by Stickney, Laurence M., 

28:22-23. 



The wild taste: Plant and mushroom 

recipes...., Meridian Hill, 1989 (brief 

review), by March, Kathryn G. and Andrew 

L., 33:17-18. 

Food in good season, Knopf, 1988 (brief 

review), by Fussell, Betty, 33:17. 

Honey from a weed, Harper Row, 1987 

(brief review), by Gray, Patience, 33:17. 

“Cooks can’t resist books,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 33:17-18. 

The curious cook: More kitchen science and 

lore, Science News Bks, 1990 (brief rev), by 

McGee, Harold, reviewed by Stickney, 

Larry, 33:30. 

“In which Lactarius are marinated then 

barbecued,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

36:14. 





37:17-19. 


field to kitchen guide, U. Texas, 1992, by 

Fischer, David W. and Alan E. Bessette, 






The shiitake way—vegetarian cooking..., The 

Book Publ. Co., 1993, by Snyder, Jennifer, 


Hope’s mushroom book, Mad River Press, 

1993, by Miller, Hope, reviewed by 


A gourmet’s guide to mushrooms and 

truffles, HP Books, 1991, by Hurst, Jacqui 

and Lyn Rutherford, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 46:23-24. 

Totally mushroom cookbook, Celestial Arts, 

1994, by Siegel, Helen and Karen 

Gillingham, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

48:33-34. 

Mushrooms wild and tamed: Over 100 

tantalizing international recipes, Fisher 

Books, no date, by Rosenberg, Rita, 


A cook’s book of mushrooms, with 100 

recipes, Artisan/Workman Pub., 1995, by 

Czarnecki, Jack, reviewed by Stickney, 

Laurence M., 49:31-33. 


50:14. 

Vancouver Mycological Society’s mushroom 

cookbook, by Jones, W.A. and M. Lynn 

Jones, eds., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

56:21-22. 

From duff to dinner, a gourmet’s guide to 

mushroom cookery, Seasonal Feasts, 1998, 

by Young, Marjorie and Vince Viverito, 




My Mexico, Clarkson Potter, 1988, by 

Kennedy, Diana, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 67:34. 

The mushroom lover’s mushroom cookbook 

and primer, Workman Pub., 2000, by 

Farges, Amy, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 71:29-30. 

“Fifty recipes, and more: The Mushroom 

Cookbook of the WPMC, 2001, by Western 

Pennsylvania Mushroom Club, 73:33. 

Cooke, W. Bridge 

“Bridge Cooke: We’ll miss that sturdy 

figure,” by Rogers, Maggie, 36:27. 

Cooking 



“Captured mushrooms (in the shops),” by 

Morris, Linda Lowe, 2:34-35. 

“Beyond steak and butter: some thoughts on 

cooking,” by Lindgren, Janet, 3:14-15. 

“The mycophage page: Escargots and 

truffles,” by Wells, Mike, 3:16-17. 

A judge judges mushrooms, Highlander 

Press, 1982, by Rosen, Samuel R., reviewed 



Mike, 4:19-20. 

“Truffled eggs,” by Pavelek, Henry and 

Wanda, 4:20. 

“Hardboiled eggs: Really?” (letter), by 

Lindgren, Janet, 5:4. 

“Cooking with mushrooms,” by Wells, 

Mike, 5:26-27. 



“To the oriental market (for mushrooms),” 


“After you’ve caught them, lay on the butter 

and cream,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

7:8-10. 

“Oriental dishes—and mushroom cookery,” 

by McGovern, Wendla, 7:17-21. 



“Be sure to use a pressure cooker” (letter), 

by Lindgren, Janet, 10:4. 

“One verpa: Finding morels isn’t 

everything,” by Wells, Mike, 12:28-29. 


Lee, 13:15. 

“Don’t be a slave to the recipe,” by Wells, 

Mike, 16:18-19. 




“Two-chicken stroganoff and oysters 

Rockefeller,” by Wells, Mike, 17:17-18. 





Wild food (American ed.), Little, Brown and 

Company, 1986, by Phillips, Roger, 


“Abstinence is no problem: Wines in 

cooking,” by Wells, Mike, 19:21-22. 

“The feasts of Montshire,” by Hurley, Jean, 

19:22-23. 



Mike, 20:12-13. 

“Morel hell,” by Kramer, Matt, 23:5. 



24:13-14. 

The mushroom basket, Meridian Hill 

Publications, 1982, by March, Kathryn G. 

and Andrew L., reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 24:23-24. 

“Here’s a rationale for using butter” (letter), 

by Hemmaplardh, Brecharr, 26:4. 

“Morels are a new taste to Siberians,” by 


Traditional recipes of Laos, Prospect Books, 

1981, by Davidson, Alan and Jennifer, 


“Cleaning mushrooms” in Spores Afield, 

Aug. 1989, by Renshaw, Larry, 27:36-37. 

“Gyromitras don’t deserve bad press?” 

(letter), by Stickney, Laurence M., 28:4. 

“There was a lot of fancy food at this show,” 

by Stickney, Laurence M., 28:15-16. 




29:32-33. 

“This could be a special Christmas for a 

special friend,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

30:9-11. 

“You don’t have to do ALL the cooking,” by 


Simple cooking, a quarterly newsletter and 

review, by Thorne, John and Matt, reviewed 


“Hope Miller’s special mushroom recipes,” 

by Miller, Hope, 32:27. 

“Out of print and into the kitchen,” by 


“Somebody will have to deal with sandy 

morels” (letter), by Stickney, Laurence M., 

34:4. 

“Only in their own kitchens? (foray 

mycophagy sessions),” by Stickney, 


“Stuff those morels with cream cheese and 

salmon,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

35:20-21. 



36:14. 





37:17-19. 

“One of the best almost-all-mushroom 

dinners of my life,” by Stickney, Laurence 

M., 37:20-21. 

Texas mushrooms, U. Texas Press, 1992, by 

Metzler, Susan and Van, reviewed by 


The curious morel—mushroom cooking, 

RKT Video, 1993, by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” 


The curious morel: Mushroom hunters’ 

recipes, lore and advice, RKT Publishing, by 

Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:24-25. 



41:23-24. 

The art of eating (newsletter), Fall, 1992, by 

Behr, Edward, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

42:35. 

“Cooking equals flavor enhancement,” by 


“Other comments...(re shiitake recipes),” by 


“Deliciosus isn’t delicious? (cooking),” by 


Dumas on food, Oxford U. Press, 1987, 

(brief rev), by Dumas, Alexandre, 45:29. 



“Candy capped squash: Esculent,” by 


A kipper with my tea, North Point Press, 

1990, by Davidson, Alan, reviewed by 





by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 

“Truffles ... but not for everyone,” by 

Gilberg, Ken, 48:22-23. 





“Basics of mushroom cooking,” by 

Czarnecki, Jack, 49:5-6. 

“The many faces of shiitake,” by Levy, 

Faye, 51:38. 







“Dated, definitely dated, mushroom recipes,” 


“Subject: Cooking Column” (letter), by 




Patrick, 56:17-18. 



Patrick, 57:7, 9. 

“This sparassis soup is a winner” (cooking 

for large groups), by Hausotter, Jack, 57:32. 

“Cooking with the cooks” (telling stories and 

inventing soups for mushroom 

demonstrations), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:35.









59:21. 








Kenneth, 63:10-11. 



63:16. 



Patrick, 64:11-12. 



65:14-15. 



“Patrick Hamilton goes withershins?” 


67:23-24. 

The joy of truffles, Benedict Taschen Verlag 

GmbH, 1998, by Jaros, Patrick, reviewed by 


“Patrick wonders if history repeats itself” 


68:19-21. 

An omelette and a glass of wine, Lyons 

Press, 1984, by David, Elizabeth, reviewed 




“Favorite mushrooms and why you shouldn ’t 

barbecue matsutake slices” (The Cooking 





E., 71:29-30. 

“The 20 top edibles, presented thanks to help 

from generous readers” (The Cooking 

Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 72:9,11-13. 



73:4-5. 

“Opportunity knocks: a guest cooking 

column?” (The Cooking Column), by 





Coombs, Don 

“Forever unpicked: Interpreting regulations,” 

by Coombs, Don, 5:23. 

“The 1,2,3,4,5 of starting out 

(mushrooming),” by Coombs, Don, 

11:23-25. 

“Postma helps control the mushrooms of 

Norway,” by Coombs, Don, 12:5-6. 

“The inside story...comments,” by Coombs, 

Don, 12:45-46. 



“FDA regulations? Selling or serving wild 

mushrooms would require an expert to 

approve,” by Coombs, Don, 13:7-8. 





“West Coast picking regulations coming?” 





“FDA still plans to issue rules,” by Coombs, 

Don, 16:7. 

“San Francisco society issues warning in 

April; the deadly morels really aren’t,” by 



17:5-6. 

“In Washington, more data sought as action 

is delayed,” by Coombs, Don, 18:22-23. 

“While back at the FDA—,” by Coombs, 

Don, 18:22. 



“`RotNots’ is back on its irregular 

publication schedule,” by Coombs, Don, 

18:27-28. 



“New kits, some high finance...,” by 


“Mycologist questions content of `truffle 

essence’ and criticizes Scientific American,” 






“Looking for a big fuzzy one,” by Coombs, 

Don, 33:5-8. 

“The tissue samples of the Fuzzy Sandozi 

are alive and well, but—,” by Coombs, Don, 

41:7. 






“Come Spring, this project may make a lot 

of sense (morel spawn seeding in 

Cascades),” by Coombs, Don, 46:12. 

“Still no new Park Service regulations” 

(news), by Coombs, Don, 49:7. 

“So what happens if you spread morel spawn 

on a big burn?” (news), by Coombs, Don, 

49:7. 

“The latest on kombucha,” by Coombs, Don, 

51:8. 

“You may not be a bad person (knife 

sharpening),” by Coombs, Don, 53:9-12. 


58:17. 


61:11. 



“The USPS comes through, finally, part way, 

sort of —,” by Coombs, Don, 64:25. 



68:9. 

“NAMA forays in Minnesota, confronts drop 

in membership,” by Coombs, Don, 73:14. 

“Don’t eat T. equestre,” by Coombs, Don, 

74:13. 

“Old editor/publisher says farewell,” by 


Coombs, Don and Maggie Rogers 

“Nothing, including Mushroom the Journal, 

goes on forever,” by Coombs, Don and 


Coombs, Patricia 

Lisa and the grompet, Lothrop, Lee, 

Shepard, 1970 (brief review), by Coombs, 

Patricia, 3:37. 

Coprinites sp. 

“Maybe it’s just an old Coprinus—” (letter), 

by Wright, Greg, 30:4. 

Coprinus sp. 

“Inky caps,” by Bessette, Alan E., 9:5-7. 

“The children find one of the foolproof 

four,” by Gruber, Frank, 13:32-33. 


Kern, Marie V., 18:25-26. 


22:24. 



“Triple threat mushroom soup,” by Miller, 

Hope, 32:27. 

“Pickled Coprinus comatus,” by March, 

Kathryn G., 33:18. 





59:21. 

“Redhead on Coprinus; World Wide Web 

for mycologists,” 75:39. 

Coprophilous fungi 

see Dung fungi 

Coral fungi 




67:8. 



Cordero, Ann 

“See yourself as others see you,” by 

Cordero, Ann, 51:12-14. 

Cordyceps sp. 

“Natural liaisons” in Equinox, Sept./Oct. 

1989, pp. 37-38, by Forsyth, Adrian, 28:35. 

“Watch that woodpile!” by Katsaros, Peter, 

33:15-16. 

Corn smut 

“Corn smut, Ustilago maydis,” by Ristich, 

Sam, 25:21. 

“Truffles, stinkhorns and smut—all are 

tasty,” by Schaechter, Elio, 56:5-7, 9. 

“Smut soup,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 64:12. 

“Huitlacoche truffles in your garden” 

(Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 

75:5-10. 

“Smut (Huitlacoche) filling or soup,” by 


Corrections 

“Make the mushrooms sing: Photo critique 

of the Audubon Field Guide,” by Lincoff, 

Gary, 7:26-29. 

“Chloral hydrate is necessary?” (letter), by 


“On page 32 it should have said A. 

pachycolea,” 27:7. 

“Ristich lists slime mold book’s 

corrections,” by Ristich, Sam, 27:24. 

“Voles get recount” (letter), by Wheeler, 

Dan, 27:38. 

“Corrects errors in new Audubon Society 

Pocket Guide to Familiar Mushrooms of 

North America,” by Katsaros, Peter, 32:4. 

“You can verify this challenge yourself” 

(letter), by Wheeler, Dan, 33:4. 

“The Big Red is Gyromitra caroliniana” 

(letter), by Dill, Don, 38:37. 

“Corrections: SEM magic,” 43:34. 

Cortinarius sp. 



7:42-43. 

“Caution urged with Cortinarius,” 15:18. 




31:19-21. 









“Comments on Cortinarius armillatus,” by 

McAdoo, Buck, 72:33. 

Costa Rica 



Cotter, Van T. and Tim Flynn 

“An easy, inexpensive cultivation method 

(for shiitake),” by Cotter, Van T. and Tim 

Flynn, 13:35-36. 

Couch, John N. 

“In memoriam: three world-class 

mycologists,” 15:16. 

Courtecuisse, R. and B. Duhem 

Mushrooms & toadstools of Britain and 

Europe, Harper-Collins, 1995, by 

Courtecuisse, R. and B. Duhem, reviewed by 


Crafts 

“Marks of distinction—the fungus art of 

Nellie Staves,” in NY State Conserv., Dec. 

2000, 72:34-35. 

Cramer, Christopher M. 

“What is this monster?” (letter), by Cramer, 

Christopher M., 30:13. 



43:4. 

Cramer, Joerg 

“Joerg Cramer dies,” 9:30. 

Craterellus sp. 


Walt, 13:13-14. 

“My favorite fungal fantasy,” by Goldstein, 

Robb, 26:22-23. 

Crebs, Terry 

“MycoGIS (geographical information 

system),” by Crebs, Terry, 47:18. 

Cryptogams 

“Farlow friends: Programs related to 

cryptogamic botany,” by Wulff, Barry L., 

12:22-23. 

Mosses, lichens and ferns of Northwest 

North America, U. Washington Press, 1988, 

by Vitt, Dale H. et al, reviewed by Tamblin, 

David, 30:19-20. 

Culinary groups 

“Our columnist goes to Oregon, makes a 

fabulous stew” (the Cooking Column), by 


Cultivation 

“Your own truffle trees?” by Dow, Anne, 

4:11-14. 

“Growing your own: Which ones?” by 

Wells, Mike, 5:5-9. 

“Grower talk: Conversations on cultivating 

mushrooms,” 5:7-13. 

The mushroom cultivator, Fungi Perfecti, 

1983, by Stamets, Paul and J.S. Chilton, 

reviewed by Conroy, Robert, 5:16. 

“Oyster talk: Cultivation for beginners,” by 

Kaye, Geraldine, 6:34-35. 




Maggie, 7:22. 

Mushrooms: Nature’s recyclers, 

Wordworks, Richmond, Calif., by 

McConnell, Bill and Ralph H. Kurtzman Jr, 


“Survey finds burgeoning interest in 

cultivation,” by Wells, Mike and Geraldine 

C. Kaye, 7:33-36. 



Mushrooms in the garden, 2nd ed., Mad 

River Press, 1984, by Steineck, Hellmut, 

reviewed by Kaye, Geraldine C., 9:23. 

“Shiitake cultivation in Japan,” by Harris, 

Bob, 10:25-29. 


10:30. 



“Shiitake,” by Harris, Bob, 12:24-26. 



Flynn, 13:35-36. 

“Be sure to order your spawn early” (letter), 

by Harris, Bob, 14:4, 38. 



14:17-19. 





“Notes on successful shiitake-growing 

technique,” by Osaki, Robert, 16:30-31. 


Kern, Marie V., 18:25-26.

“Aren’t morels nature’s own design?” 

(letter), by Peele, Stephen L., 18:38-39. 

“Research: the Stametsian persuasion,” by 


“Cultivation notes: Shiitake,” by Osaki, 

Robert, 19:18-19. 



20:4. 




“Ease into cultivation by improvising,” by 

Wells, Mike, 21:25-27. 

Mushrooms and truffles, 2d ed. rev. enl., 

Koeltz Scientific Books, 1987, by Singer, 

Rolf and Bob Harris, reviewed by 

Schaechter, Elio, 21:35. 

“Trufflers don’t tear up the land” (letter), by 


“Pleurotus grow fast,” by Wells, Mike, 

22:19-21. 

“We ease into cultivation with old sea 

stories,” by Wells, Mike, 23:24-26. 

“The cheapo incubator,” by Wells, Mike, 

23:25. 

Shiitake growers handbook, Kendall Hunt 

Publ. Co., 1988, by Przybylowics, Paul and 

John Donoghue, reviewed by Stamets, Paul, 

23:26. 

“First Morel kit,” by Stamets, Paul, 24:5. 



“Moving into the `Lab’,” by Wells, Mike, 

25:22-25. 



25:23. 

“It’s time to spawn,” by Wells, Mike, 

26:23-25. 

“If you coax, they’ll behave like perennials, 

outdoors,” by Wells, Mike, 27:22-24. 

“Kicking and screaming, we’re back to 

Pleurotus,” by Wells, Mike, 28:19-20. 

“Can you sterilize with a microwave?” by 

Wells, Mike, 28:20-21. 

“Dealing with penicillin, cheese, and 

growing chambers,” by Wells, Mike, 

29:29-30. 



“Production of exotics gets attention at 

conference,” 35:12. 

“Understanding morel life cycle: Key to 

cultivation” in McIlvainea, 1991 (brief rev), 

by Volk, Tom, 36:35. 

“There’s still time: Cultivate mushrooms 

outdoors the lazy way,” by Evans, Larry, 

37:5. 

“Give mushrooms some help: They’ll fruit in 

your yard,” by Kish, Joe, 37:13-14. 

“Get a culture, one way or another,” by Kish, 

Joe, 38:15-17. 

“Mushroom gardens: Grow them indoors, 

outdoors,” by Kish, Joe, 39:21-23. 

“Brochure: Gardening with mushrooms,” by 

NAMA Task Force on Cultivation, 39:36. 

“Permaculture with a mycological twist,” by 


“Preserving cultures (and garden seeds, too) 

and the secret is molasses,” by Kish, Joe, 

40:24-26. 



“Cultivating morels,” by Stamets, Paul, 

41:10-15. 

“Yes, truffles can be cultivated in North 

America” (Tuber melanosporum), by 

Garland, Franklin, 42:5-6. 

“Nameko, straw, bisporus, hobbies and 

sayonara,” by Kish, Joe, 42:19-22. 


mushrooms, Mycomedia Productions, 1994, 

by Stamets, Paul, reviewed by Trappe, Jim, 

43:18-19. 

“Watch this space for `How to get started ’ 

(cultivation),” by DeSimone, Roy, 45:14-15. 

“Philosophical advice: Do not try to grow 

Agaricus bisporus,” by Grimm, Richard, 

45:15-18. 



“Welcome to Zucchini 101 (cultivation),” by 

DeSimone, Roy, 46:17-21. 

“Growing your own: The adventure 

continues,” by DeSimone, Roy, 47:11-13. 



“Personalizing that kit (cultivation),” by 


The Black Truffle, its history, uses and 

cultivation, 2d. ed., Crop & Food Res., N.Z., 

1994, by Hall, Ian, et al., reviewed by 




49:7. 

“Not 6, not 7, but 8 flushes of oysters,” by 


“Now you’re ready for spawn preparation 

and strain culturing,” by DeSimone, Roy, 

50:23-25. 



Roy, 51:35-36. 







Truffle cultivation in North America: 

complete guide for growing, Garland 

Gourmet Mushrooms, by Garland, Franklin, 

reviewed by Coombs, Don, 55:16. 



55:20-22. 



“Hericium erinaceus, the monkey head 

mushroom” (excerpt from Mushroom 

Cultivator, 1996), by Oei, Peter, 57:23-24. 





Ralph, 57:27-28. 



58:15,17-22. 


58:17. 

“Ruling upholds mushroom grower’s 

conviction; Davenport man claims his 

conduct was innocent,” by Obradovich, 

Kathie, 58:19. 

“A better method for long-term storage of 

mushroom cultures” (with references), by 

Kish, Joe, 58:30-31. 




“Growing mushrooms with hydrogen 

peroxide” (the Cultivation Column), by 

Wayne, Rush, 59:23. 




“Clarifications to article” (letter, about 

long-term storage of mushroom cultures), by 

Kish, Joe, 60:4,42. 

“Be careful with hydrogen peroxide” (letter), 

by Deutsch, Marshall, 60:4. 




“Neatness kills” (when raising truffles), by 

Moore, Verne and Verba, 62:8. 

“—— for Christmas: don’t just give ties and 

socks” (dung fungi), by Sieger, Richard, 

62:23. 



Marie, 64:26-34. 



Michael W., 65:13-14. 



65:17-19. 







Marie, 67:37. 

“Still curious after 30 years” (cultivating on 

sheep dung) (letter), by Harvey, Royce, 68:4. 



68:9. 



68:10-13. 











“The Levi oyster” (cultivating Pleurotus sp. 

on Levi jeans), by Harvey, Royce, 72:19. 

“A mystery of shiitake growing,” by 

Koszewski, Marion, 72:29-30. 



Eugene, 73:34-35. 




“The Margaret Tagwira Project,” by Goin, 

Linda, 74:16. 




“Growing them in the Bay Area—and 

elsewhere” (Cultivation Column), by 

Litchfield, Ken, 74:29-30. 



75:5-10. 

“Getting started in San Francisco” 


75:26-27. 

“In your yard: more than grass, shrubs and 

trees” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, 

Ken, 76:20-23. 

“Twiddling your green and white thumbs: 

growing tomatoes and mushrooms” 


77:29-32. 

Cultivation guides 

“Guides to cultivation: Books through 

history,” by Wells, Mike, 5:14-16. 


North America, Farlow Herbarium, 1984, by 

Kaye, Geraldine, reviewed by Wells, Mike, 

5:15-16. 




Mushroom cultivation, 2nd ed., TOOL 

Books, by Oei, Peter, reviewed by Arnold, 

Ralph, 54:23. 








Marie, 67:37. 



68:10-13. 

Cultural aspects 

Malfred Ferndock’s morel cookbook, 

Ferndock Pub. 1986, by Leach, Peter and 

Anne Mikkelsen, eds., reviewed by Rogers, 


“Wasson dies after great adventure,” by 


“Send out for the little foxes: Thoughts on a 

Biblical verse,” by Treat, Rose, 16:35. 

“It’s a beauty contest! The top 20”, by 




“Deadly humor: a sociologist looks at how 

mushroomers joke about danger,” by Fine, 

Gary Alan, 20:5-7. 

“Don’t pick it!” by Kabanuk, Greg, 

20:14-15. 






Maggie, 24:23-24. 




“The Tacoma Mushroom Society,” by 

Miller, Ruby, 25:35-37. 

“Foraying (and more) in Yugoslavia and 

Romania,” by Ristich, Sam, 28:30-35. 

Japanese tales, Pantheon Books, 1987 (brief 

review), by Tyler, Royall, 28:36. 



36:35. 

“Yes, you CAN broil Daldinia concentrica,” 


“Thoughts on clearcutting and the endocrine 

system” (letter), by Litten, Walter, 39:4. 







“After it’s reinvented...reinventing the Forest 

Service,” (letter), by Norton, Mark, 45:30. 

“Park Service may impose uniform national 

policy (re mushroom collecting),” by 

Norton, Mark, 47:15-17. 


Service proposed regulations), by St. Vrain, 

Vail E., 48:8. 











Cup fungi 

“May in Michigan means morels and more,” 

by Sturgeon, Walt, 11:10-11, 13. 

Curtis, Moses Ashley 



Norvell, 65:27-29. 

Cushing, J. Caleb 


Caleb, 5:26. 


Caleb, 10:34. 

Cyathus sp. 




Cyprus 

“Recently issued stamps: Cyprus,” 65:36. 

Cystoderma sp. 

“Phaeolepiota aurea: a beautiful and 

mysterious mushroom,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 

D. Andrey, W. Goessler, 77:33-35. 

Cyttaria sp. 


tasty,” by Schaechter, Elio, 56:5-7, 9.

Czarnecki, Jack 








A cook’s book of mushrooms, with 100 

recipes, Artisan/Workman Pub., 1995, by 

Czarnecki, Jack, reviewed by Stickney, 

Laurence M., 49:31-33. 

“Westphalian Sovereign mushrooms,” by 


Czarnecki, Joe 

“It’s still Joe’s restaurant, but without Joe,” 


“Remembering Joe and the sulfur shelf,” by 


Czechoslovakia 

“And foraying in Czechoslovakia,” by 

Tylutki, Ann, 2:16-18. 

“Czech mushrooming regulation 

clarification” (letter), by Kuthan, Ing Jan, 

4:5. 

“Spring in Czechoslovakia,” by Kuthan, Jan, 

7:45-46. 

“Summer in Czechoslovakia: The center of 

picking is moving from the south,” by 

Kuthan, Jan, 12:19. 

“It’s the main season for real pickers: Fall in 

Czechoslovakia,” by Kuthan, Jan, 13:31-32. 

Houby (Mushrooms), Artia, 1987, by Svrcek, 

M. and B. Vancura, reviewed by Belicek, 

Joseph, 22:23. 

“The trumpet player (1983 NAMA 

International Foray),” by Waitkins, George, 

38:21-22. 

“Ing Jan Kuthan, mycologist” (obituary), by 


D & G Philatelic, Inc. 

“Bill Long packs it in for new issues, will 

continue older issues,” by Long, Bill, 36:28. 

DNA studies 

see Fungal genetics 


Mary, 50:5-6. 

“What’s so great about old dried up 

mushrooms?” (Ask the Pros Column), by 

Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 54:9-11. 

“Is that new genus here to stay?” (Ask the 

Pros Column), by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott 

Redhead, 55:11, 13. 

“Uncovering the foundation of our temperate 

forests: the ectomycorrhiza community,” by 


Ainsworth & Bisby’s Dictionary of the 

Fungi, 9th ed., Egham, Surrey: CABI 

Bioscience, 2001., by Kirk, P.M. et al., eds., 


“Why have we gone from morphology to 

microscope to DNA?” by Hibbett, David S., 

76:33. 

Daedaleopsis sp. 

“Fungi in folk medicine” in The Mycologist, 

Aug.’93, pp. 131-133 (brief rev), 43:36. 

Dahncke, Rose Marie 

Wie erkenne ich die pilze (How I recognize 

mushrooms), 2d ed., 1980, by Dahncke, 

Rose Marie, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34. 

Dahnckes neuer pilzkompass (Dahncke’s 

new mushroom guide), 1984, by Dahncke, 


1200 pilze en farbfotos, rev.ed., AT Verlag, 

1993, by Dahncke, Rose Marie, reviewed by 


Daldinia sp. 

“Fun with carbon balls,” by Ristich, Sam, 

24:25. 



Dale, Jonathan 





Daniels, Marvin and Ardy 

“Veal with mushrooms and truffles,” by 

Daniels, Marvin and Ardy, 4:20. 

Databases 

“British journal looks at developing keys,” 

(Mycologist, Feb. 1998), by Leonard, 

Patrick, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 60:41. 

“Taxy: Is a co-op database on the way?” 

(database development), 63:20. 

“The proposed creation of a mushroom 

database, Discover Mushrooms,” by 

Samuels, Charles, 64:16-18. 



“Current version of `Discover Mushrooms ’ 

available free,” by Samuels, Charles, 69:39. 






David, Elizabeth 




Davidson, Alan 




Davidson, Alan and Jennifer 




Davies, Elwyn 

“Fungi” (poem), by Davies, Elwyn, 24:31. 

Davis, Fran 


Davis, Ruth 


38:37-38. 

Dawson, Ron 

Nature bound: Pocket field guide, 

Omnigraphics, 1985, by Dawson, Ron, 

reviewed by Coombs, Don H., 12:31. 

De Geus, Nelly, ed. 



ed., 40:11-12. 

DeShazer, Darvin 



DeSimone, Roy 






continues,” by DeSimone, Roy, 47:11-13. 







50:23-25. 



Roy, 51:35-36. 

Deaths 

see Obituaries 

Degnan, Joe 

“Save those mushrooms,” by Degnan, Joe, 

23:17-18. 

“Go to high heat for a nuttier flavor” (letter), 

by Degnan, Joe, 27:4. 

“Why not an Illinois championship?” by 

Degnan, Joe, 55:9. 

Del Conte, Anna 

See Laessoe, Thomas, 54:18-20 

Demonstrations 



demonstrations), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:35. 




Denison, William C. and Sherry K. 

Pittam 

“Help! Seen Urnula craterium in the West?” 

by Denison, William C. and Sherry K. 

Pittam, 45:13. 

Department of Natural Resources 

(Wash.) 



Dermatitis 

A.M.A. handbook of poisonous and injurious 

plants, A.M.A., 1985, by Lampe, Kenneth F. 

and Mary Ann McCann, reviewed by 


Dermocybe sp. 



Description 

“Writing the great guide (and publishing it),” 

by Lincoff, Gary, 1:37-42. 

“Selected edibles: Tastes vary,” by Wells, 

Mike, 11:28-30. 

(Lentinus edodes description), by Singer, 

Rolf, 12:25. 








Joe, 24:23. 

“Fungi” (poem), by Davies, Elwyn, 24:31. 







“A cup-shaped morel” in The Mycolog, June 

1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20. 

Wild mushrooms of Telluride, Fungofile, 

1990, by Gillman, Linnea et al, reviewed by 


“Slip sliding away (fungal slime),” by 





“Doesn’t seem to be on the cat poo,” by 

McAdoo, Buck, 34:35-36. 

“Species concepts and species complexes,” 

by Lincoff, Gary, 36:7. 



Microfungi on miscellaneous substrates: an 

ID handbook, Timber Press and Croom 

Helm, 1988, by Ellis, Martin B. and J. 

Pamela Ellis, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

36:18-19. 

“An open letter to not one but two people” 

(letter), by Parkin, Jack, 37:4, 37. 

“Trials of a drought-ridden mushroom 

instructor,” by Gibson, Gary, 37:21. 

“British Mycena species, part 1” in The 

Mycologist, May, 1992, pp. 72-78 (brief 

rev), by Emmett, Ernest E., 38:27. 










Harley E., 43:19, 22. 

Systematics of Laccaria (Agaricales) in the 

U.S. and Canada, Chicago Field Mus. ‘92, 

by Mueller, Greg, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 44:45-46. 

Atlante fotografico di funghi ipogei (Photo 

atlas, hypog. fungi), Assn. Mic. Bresadol, by 

Montecchi, Amer and Lazzari, Giacomo, 

reviewed by Trappe, James, 44:46. 

“In search of a better way to keep track 

(recordkeeping),” by Fisher, L.G., 45:5-6. 

Die myxomyceten Deutschlands und des 

angrezenden Alpenraums...Band 1, K. 

Baumann Verlag, 1993, by Neubert, 

Hermann, et al, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 45:21-22. 




Colour atlas of micromycetes 

(myxomycetes), Gustave Fischer Verlag, 

1994, by Julich, Walter, reviewed by 


“How does one key a gestalt, and other 

niceties,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 46:32-33. 



“Needed: lots of awareness” (writing 

descriptions), by Rogers, Maggie, 54:25. 



“Drew Parker encounters M. protracta,” by 

Parker, Drew, 59:25. 

“A thin green line” (letter), by Hanes, R. 

Philip Jr., 60:4. 





“Big words and rocket fuel,” by Grimm, 

Richard, 61:30. 


“This year’s item of interest (tiny coralloid 

fungus) still unidentified,” 70:28. 

“Generalizations about some common 

genera of gilled mushrooms,” by Shaw, 








“Notes from Montana on the train wrecker” 

(letter), by Moss, Kenneth, 73:5-6. 

Despres, Jean 

See Lamoureux, Yves, 58:26-27 

Desserts 




“Meringue mushrooms for Christmas” in 

SIMA News, Mar./Apr. 1990, 30:16-17. 

“Marvelous morel sundae,” 31:14. 


39:23. 


M., 39:23. 

Destruction of substrate or habitat 

see Habitat destruction 

Deutsch, Marshall 






Development 

“Leave some out there so you can learn 

(growth rates) from them,” by Greene, Joel, 

71:5-7. 

“Three little brown mushrooms, over time,” 

by Greene, Joel, 72:32. 

“Six weeks with four puffballs,” by Greene, 

Joel, 73:25. 

Dhabolt, John C. 

“Mushrooms in space,” by Dhabolt, John C., 

41:36. 

Di Sante, Theodore 

Creative lighting, Seattle Filmworks, 1988 

(brief rev), by Di Sante, Theodore, reviewed 

by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29. 

DiMarinis, Grover 




Diagrams 




23:17-18. 

Diamond, Chris 

“Three-mushroom-soup with roasted garlic 

and herbs,” by Diamond, Chris, 40:30.

Dichotomous keys 

see Keys 

Dickson, Gordon 

“Photographing fungi” in The Mycologist, 

Apr. 1989, pp. 84-85 (brief review), by 

Dickson, Gordon, 25:30. 

“Fungi are not plants” (they behave 

differently), by Dickson, Gordon, 62:9-11. 

Dictionaries 

see Reference books 

Dictophora sp. 

“Norwegians are most congenial?” (letter), 

by Harper, Herb, 10:4. 

Dill, Don 







Don, 40:32. 

“Another set of bookplates: Lepiota 

americana,” (brief rev), by Dill, Don, 44:51. 

“When is easy; where presents problems” 


Dilly, Margaret 

“Conservation and ecology” in Spore Prints, 

Jan. 1990 (brief rev), by Dilly, Margaret, 

28:29. 

Dilly, Margaret and Maggie Rogers, 

eds. 

“Collecting memories: remembering Dr. 

Stuntz,” by Dilly, Margaret and Maggie 

Rogers, eds., 40:15-20. 

Discina sp. 

“Trial key to genera of the family 

Helvellaceae, and the species found in the 

Pacific NW,” by Treibs, Herold A., 3:28-33. 

Disciotis sp. 


1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20. 

Discomycetes 

Mushrooms of Idaho and the Pacific NW, v.l, 

Discomycetes, U. Idaho Press, 1993, by 

Tylutki, Edmund E., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 43:23-24. 

“Take the second train, not the ominous one” 

(myco-traveling in Estonia), by Haines, 

John, 77:7-9. 

Distad, Doris and Rogers, Maggie 

“Nicolin Gray, who loved myxomycetes and 

advised the Spokane club” (obituary), by 

Distad, Doris and Rogers, Maggie, 77:22. 

Distribution surveys 



58:32-33. 

“Counting fungi” (inventorying projects), by 

Pfister, Donald H., 76:33-34. 

Dobson, Frank S. 

Common British lichens; Edible and 

medicinal plants; British fungi, Jarrold 

Colour Pubs., by Dobson, Frank S., reviewed 


Dogs 

“It was raining trichs and russulas,” by 

Shaw, Marilyn, 52:40. 

Donaghue, Jeff 

“Winter activities: dung fungi” in The 

Toadstool Review, Dec. 1986 (brief review), 

by Donaghue, Jeff, 24:33. 

Dow, Anne 




4:11-14. 

“Successful foray: Los Angeles in March,” 

by Dow, Anne, 4:23-25. 



“Too many mushrooms?” by Dow, Anne, 

9:31-34. 



Anne, 9:33-34. 



Anne, 9:33. 


Anne, 9:33. 

“White on white sauce,” by Dow, Anne, 

9:34. 



49:38-39. 

Downing, Don 

Twelve mushroom hunts in western 

Washington, Pipeline Books, 1984, by 

Downing, Don, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 6:30. 

Dracula sp. (not Asarum sp.) 

“The orchid, definitely, sincerely, no 

kidding, was not wild ginger” (letter), by 

Trudell, Steve, 65:4. 

Drechsler, Charles 



Drouin, Alain 



50:31-32. 


favorable to gourmets?” (letter), by Drouin, 

Alain, 64:39. 

“Science vs. culinary temptations” (letter), 

by Drouin, Alain, 73:6,34. 

Dry rot 

“The woodrotters; letter to Charles H. Peck, 

state botanist,” by Dudley, P.H., 2:28-31. 

“Àlly pally’ fungi” in The Mycologist, July 

1989, pp. 123-25 (brief rev), by Lipson, M., 

30:27-28. 

La merule, science technique & droit, 

Editions Ciaco, 1990, by Hennebert et al, 


Dryers 

“Plan for a build-your-own mushroom 

dryer,” by Woo, Ben, 7:40. 

“Finally: (An emergency mushroom dryer, 

the American automobile),” by Rogers, 



23:17-18. 



Drying 


Dudley, P.H. 



Duffy, Tom 





22:10-11. 




Duhem, B. 

See Courtecuisse, R., 54:16-7 

Dukat, John 


John, 34:20. 

Duke, Jim 



Duke, Jim, 37:31. 

Dumas, Alexandre 

Dumas on food, Oxford U. Press, 1987, 

(brief rev), by Dumas, Alexandre, 45:29. 

Dung fungi 

“Winter activities: dung fungi” in The 

Toadstool Review, Dec. 1986 (brief review), 

by Donaghue, Jeff, 24:33. 

“The joy of dung” from Vancouver 

Mycological Society Mycophile, by Kroeger, 

Paul, 24:33-34. 



25:34. 

“In early winter of 1926 (mycologizing in 

Bermuda),” 56:33-34. 



62:23. 

“Fungal beauties and puzzlements, selected 

comments from Sam,” by Ristich, Sam, 

68:27-28. 

Dunham, Brad 

“Champagne chicken with mushrooms and 

artichoke hearts,” by Dunham, Brad, 5:26. 

Dunham, Marshall 

“Mat communities,” by Dunham, Marshall, 

42:27-28. 

Dutton, Geoffrey 



“Date and shiitake mushroom stuffing,” by 


Duxelles 



Dyes and dyeing 



7:42-43. 

“Miriam Rice shows the way to great color 

from mushrooms,” 26:36. 

“Mushrooms for color: A new column,” by 


“Dyeing with 4 women,” by Kettler, Tom, 

32:28. 



David B., 32:34-35. 



“Wandering through the foray season,” by 


“Mushroom dyers symposium to be in U.S. 

in 1997,” by Hopkins, Susan, 50:16-17. 


Susan, 53:31. 



63:35. 

“Scratching the surface,” in The 

Countryman, Feb. 5, 1999, 65:33-34. 















E-mail 



“Mushrooms growing along the information 

superhighway?” by Rogers, Maggie, 45:28. 



Earthstars 

British puffballs, earthstars and stinkhorns, 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1995, by 

Pegler, David et al, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 52:29. 

East Bay Regional Park District (Calif.) 




Ecology 

Biophilia, Harvard U. Press, 1984, by 

Wilson, E.O., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

52:39. 

There’s a hair in my dirt! Harper, 1999, 

73:33. 

Ecosystems 

“Mycorrhizas—the source of all that is 

good?” by Trudell, Steve, 68:14-16. 

Ecotourism 



Ectomycorrhizal mushrooms 




Edibility 

“He tested them: Charles H. Peck, 

mycologist,” by Rogers, Maggie, 1:15-16. 

“Stumping for fungi: wood-inhabiting 

fungi,” by Wulff, Barry L., 5:28-32. 



“The top 30 edibles,” by Walthall, Glenn, 

5:45. 

“Five criteria proposed for edibles” (letter), 



Wendla, 9:25-30. 




Mike, 11:28-30. 


Walt, 13:13-14. 

“How did this (Pholiota) species get so 

mixed up?” (letter), by Moss, Kenneth, 

13:44-45. 


Chuck, 16:15-17. 

“Mycophagy out of season” in McIlvainea, 

v.4, No. 2, 1980, by Lewis, Margaret, 

16:19-21. 

“Sparassis,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 17:26-28. 

“When winter comes,” by Grimm, Richard, 

22:5. 

“Enormous mushroom plus certain ID = 

fantastic find,” by Tamblin, David, 38:22-23. 

“Hen of the woods gets attention in new 

Stamets book,” 40:28. 





“So what’s this lobster mushroom ON?” by 










“Introducing wild mushroom tastings,” by 

Evans, Larry, 63:17-18. 

“Just what does edible mean?” by Evans, 

Larry, 64:9-10. 

“The best, strangest, most-challenging taste 

tests come from Montana,” by Evans, Larry, 

65:12. 



68:19-21. 

“What is it with Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca, 

often called the False Chanterelle?” by 

Richter, Dana, 71:25. 









“The last mushroom hunt” (logging vs. 

mushroom habitat), by Evans, Larry, 

72:23-28. 



73:4-5. 







Eugene, 73:34-35. 


sp.), by Hausotter, Jack, 75:39-40.

Edible fungi 




52:37-38. 

Edible plants 





Education 



“An Indian father’s plea,” in Orion, Autumn 

1995 (brief review), by Lake, Medicine 

Grizzlybear, 50:32-33. 




Edwards, J.N. and J.A. Henry 

“Medical problems of mushroom ingestion” 

in The Mycologist, Jan. ‘89, pp. 13-15 (brief 

review), by Edwards, J.N. and J.A. Henry, 

24:26-27. 

Elaphomyces sp. 

“Yes you can cache truffles” (if you’re a 

squirrel), by Poirier, Nelson, 77:39. 

Elder, Bobbie 

“Shrooming” (Poem), by Elder, Bobbie, 

22:18. 

Electronic text 

“The word (University of Tennessee 

website),” by Petersen, Ron, 71:31. 




“Herman Brown, compiler,” Fungizette 

Newsletter, 71:36. 

Elias, Richard 

“The psychology of mushroomers—a 

reprise” in Mycophile, Oct. 1989 (brief rev), 

by Elias, Richard, 30:16. 

Elliott, T.J. 




52:37-38. 

Elliott, Ted 



Ellis, E.A. 

British Fungi, Books 1 and 2, Mad River 

Press, 1976, by Ellis, E.A., reviewed by 


Ellis, Martin B. and J. Pamela Ellis 





36:18-19. 

Emmett, Ernest E. 




“Some Mycena lookalikes” in The 

Mycologist Nov. ‘93 (brief rev), by Emmett, 

Ernest E., 43:37. 

Encyclopedias 


The encyclopedia of fungi of Britain and 

Europe, David & Charles, 1995, by Jordan, 

Michael, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

61:33-34. 

Endangered fungi 



Jansen, 20:7-10. 

Grzyby chronione, (Poland) (brief review), 

by Grzywacz, Andrzej, 29:34. 




Don, 33:5-8. 



Maggie, 52:12-13. 

Endangered species 





Eng, Doris 

“Re: New book on the myxomycetes (Keller 

and Braun)” (letter), by Eng, Doris, 

66:30-31. 

England 

“Travels to libraries,” by Ginns, Jim, 72:27. 

Enokidake 

“Enokidake braised in sake,” 55:23. 

Entoloma sp. 



24:13-14. 





Entolomatoid fungi of the Western U.S. and 

Alaska, Mad River, 1995, (brief rev), by 

Largent, David L., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 47:14. 




Scott A., 49:28-31. 

Environment 




15:31. 



68:32-33. 

Environmental education 

“A handsome new journal: Orion Afield,” 


Eocronartium sp. 

“Fooling and messing: Damien Pieper and 

Dean Abel find fungus in moss,” 75:35-36. 

Erickson, Don 

“Grass stains on her new slacks?” by 

Erickson, Don, 7:39. 

Essays 




Estonia 



John, 77:7-9. 

Ethnic traditions 

see Cultural aspects 

Ethnobotany 





Etiquette 

“Etiquette (of mushrooming): A guide to 

Help Improve Others,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

4:28-29. 


20:14-15. 

“Just a thought: A foray is no guarantee,” by 

Hayford, Ralph M., 35:19. 

“Morels, morals and manners,” by 

Goodefellow, B.A., 47:8-9. 





“Mushrooms and cattle do mix,” by Grimm, 


“The collecting urge: a sociologist looks at 

mushroomers,” by Fine, Gary Alan, 

59:7,9,11-14. 

“Five big reasons to behave” (when 

mushrooming), by Boom, Mike (not Mike 

Wood), 62:12. 

“Everybody talks about picking responsibly, 

but who does it?” by Evans, Larry, 67:9-11. 

Europe 

Mushrooms and toadstools: a color field 

guide, Hippocrene Books, 1982, by Nonis, 

U., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 2:20-22. 


Harley E., 8:8-13. 



Jansen, 20:7-10. 








“Radiocesium levels in wild-growing 

mushrooms from various locations,” by 

Stijve, Tjakko and Marc Poretti, 28:5-9. 














39:18. 




39:18. 

Geastraceae (Basidiomycotina),...North 

European species, Fungiflora, by Sunhede, 

Stellan, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

40:23. 




42:23. 





Harley E., 45:23. 







Harley E., 59:17-19. 




61:33-34. 


Europe, a Collins Nature Guide, 

Harper-Collins, 1996, by Garnweidner, 

Edmund, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

65:24. 



European Council for Conserv. of Fungi 



Elise, 31:38. 

European mushroom books 

see Name of country or Reference books or 

Cookbooks or Field guides 

Mushrooms of the world, (prev. Complete 

Book of Mushrooms), Firefly Books, 1998, 

by Pace, Giuseppe, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 62:17-18. 

The genus Lactarius, Danish Mycological 

Society, 1998, by Heilmann-Clausen, Jacob 

et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

65:20-21. 




“More old mycological books saved on the 

web,” by Walton, Mike, 66:30. 

The great encyclopedia of mushrooms, 

Konemann Verlagsgesellschat GmbH, 1999, 

by Polese, Jean-Louis and J. Lamaison, 


I tricholomi, Edinatura, 1999, by Galli, 

Roberto, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

67:34. 





Le livre des champignons, Ser. D, couverte 

cadet. Editions Gallimard Jeunesse, 1995, by 

Sabatier, Roland, reviewed by Stijve, 

Tjakko, 69:21-22. 

Les Ramaria Europeennes, Etude des 

especes decrites en Europe,Fed.Mycol. 

Dauphine-Savoie, 1999, by Raillere, Michele 

and Marcel Gannaz, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 70:17-18. 









Pilze-Champignons-Fungi, vol. I: 

Strobilomycetaceae et al., Arau, 

Switzerland: AT Verlag, 2001, by 

Waldvogel, Fred, Neukom, H., Winkler, R., 

reviewed by Stijve, Tjakko, 74:35-37. 







“Libreria Mykoflora publications available 

from mykoflora@tiscali.it” (Book Notes 

Column), reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

77:24. 





European names 

“Lumping and splitting: Name changing 

continues,” by Kibby, Geoffrey, 12:9-10. 

Keys to agarics and boleti, Roger Phillips, 

1983, by Moser, Meinhard, reviewed by 





E., 59:19-20. 

The pocket guide to mushrooms transl. of Le 

Mini-guide des champignons, Konemann, 

2000, by Polese, Jean-Marie, reviewed by 


Evans, Frank 

“The discussion continues” (letter), by 

Evans, Frank, 27:4, 38. 

Evans, Frank and Karen 




Maggie, 19:29-30. 

Evans, Frank and Marshall Tate 

“Raking up mushrooms (truffling),” by 

Evans, Frank and Marshall Tate, 4:6-9. 

Evans, Larry 



37:5. 

“To Russia, and don’t forget the cash,” by 


“Why so many poisonings in Russia?” 

(letter), by Evans, Larry, 50:4. 

“You know it’s morel season when —,” by 

Evans, Larry, 51:7. 

“Hurriedly hunting Hericium,” by Evans, 

Larry, 63:14-15. 




Larry, 64:9-10. 



65:12. 



“For rent, from Montana: a packed-in 

educational trunk,” by Evans, Larry, 

68:17-18. 



72:23-28. 


fires of 2000), by Evans, Larry, 75:24-25.

Evans, Larry and Robert S. Williams 




Evans, Margaret M. 

“Morels in sourdough batter,” by Evans, 

Margaret M., 22:23. 

Evans, Margaret M. and Nettie L. 

Samuels 

Morelling: the joys of hunting and 

preparing..., Fithian, 1987, by Evans, 

Margaret M. and Nettie L. Samuels, 


Evenson, Vera Stucky 





Exporting 






Fairy rings 

The living garden, Houghton, 1985 and The 

living house, Lippincott, 1959, by Ordish, 

George, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

12:31-32. 

“Of fairy rings, and more: Sam’s songs for 

woods walks,” by Ristich, Sam, 54:28. 

“The fascinating world of fungi: shaggy 

lepiota fairy ring,” by Hausotter, Jack, 77:40. 

Falls City, Ore. 


M., 10:41. 

False chanterelle 




Families 

see Genera 

Farges, Amy 

“Truffle alert!” (letter), by Farges, Amy, 

38:4, 37. 




E., 71:29-30. 


(recipe), by Farges, Amy, 71:30. 

Farlow Reference Library and 

Herbarium 



12:22-23. 

Farr, Marie L. 

How to know the true slime molds, William 

C. Brown, 1981, by Farr, Marie L., reviewed 


Fatto, Raymond 

see Kibby, Geoffrey, 28:25. 

see Kibby, Geoffrey, 32:23. 

Fatto, Raymond and Gene Varner 




Faust, Wes 



Favolaschia sp. 


Fenwick, G.A. 




Fermentation 

“Moldy origins of Japan’s favorite 

condiment” in Spores Afield, Mar. 1989 

(brief review), by Renshaw, Larry, 24:29-30. 

“`Quorn’ mycoprotein” in The Mycologist, 

July 1991, by Trinci, A.P.J. (brief review), 

34:33-34. 

Ferndock, Malfred 




Ferns 




David, 30:19-20. 

Ferretti, Fred 

“In dark and fog, no taxes (truffles)” in 

Gourmet, Oct. 1992, pp. 104-06, 160-64 

(brief rev), by Ferretti, Fred, 45:29. 

Ferris, Chris 

The dark is light enough, Ecco Press, 1986, 

by Ferris, Chris, reviewed by Rogers, 


Field Museum of Natural History, 

Chicago 

Mycological contributions of Rolf Singer: 

field itinerary, new taxa index, publications, 

#38, by Mueller, Greg and Qiuxin Wu, 


Field guides 

“Evaluating field guides, 1983,” 1:22-36. 






White Mountain mushrooms: a visual guide, 

Birchfield Books, 1983, by Hurley, Jean, 



Mary, 3:5. 

“Keys: sooner or later you’ll turn to them for 

help,” by Rogers, Maggie, 3:22-25. 



Susan, 6:21. 



Gary, 7:26-29. 

“Trial key: Augmenting the Audubon Field 

Guide,” by Lincoff, Gary, 8:17-26. 

A field guide to southern mushrooms, U. 

Michigan, 1985, by Weber, Nancy Smith 

and Alexander H., reviewed by Wright, 

Greg, 8:29. 





Dahnckes neuer pilzkompass (Dahncke’s 

new mushroom guide), 1984, by Dahncke, 


Der grosse pilzfuhrer (The big mushroom 

guide), vols. 1-4, 1984, by Cetto, Bruno, 

reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34-35. 

Pilze: V. 1, Russulas, milk mushrooms and 

other gilled species, 1984, by Gerhardt, 

Ewald, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34. 

Pilz-taschenatlas (Mushroom pocket atlas), 

1976, by Pilat, Albert, reviewed by Dow, 

Anne, 8:34. 




Garnweidners gift pilze kompass 

(Garnweidner’s guide to poisonous 

mushrooms), 1984, by Garnweidner, 

Edmund, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34-35. 

Pahlows giftpflanzenkompass (Pahlow’s 

guide to poisonous plants), 1984, by Pahlow, 

M., reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:35. 







A field guide to the familiar, Prentice Hall, 

1984, by Lawrence, Gale, reviewed by 


“Fixing Lincoff, or through the field guide 

with scissors and paste,” by Rains, Stephen 

D., 12:20-21. 




“Yugoslavian field guides,” reviewed by 

Ristich, Sam, 12:39-40. 

















Le gratin des champignons, Lubrecht and 

Cramer, 1986, by Sabatier, Roland and 

Georges Becker, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 18:34-35. 

Mushrooms: A quick reference guide to 



Sundberg, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

19:28-29. 

Mushrooms of Idaho and the Pacific 

Northwest, Vol. 2, Non-Gilled 

Hymenomycetes, U. Idaho, 1987, by Tylutki, 

Edmund E., reviewed by Ammirati, J.F., 

19:30-31. 

Mushrooms in their natural habitats, 

Sawyer’s, Inc., 1949, by Smith, Alexander 

H., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 20:30-33. 





A morel hunter’s companion: Guide to the 

true and false morels of Michigan, 

TwoPeninsula, 1988, by Weber, Nancy 

Smith, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

22:22-23. 




“Just how useful is knowing `distribution ’?” 





Maggie, 23:27-28. 


Midcontinental U.S., Iowa State U. Press, 

1989, by Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and 

G.Knaphus, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

23:27. 







GU naturfuhrer pilze, Grafe und Unzer, 

1985, by Garnweidner, Edmund, reviewed 


Familiar mushrooms of North America, 

Knopf, 1990, by Katsaros, Peter, reviewed 





Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown, 

1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by 









Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, 

U/Arizona, 1990, by States, Jack S., 





Harley, 35:18-19. 

A guide to temperate myxomycetes, Biopress 

Ltd., 1991, by Nannenga Bremekamp, N.E., 


“His father wrote the book: An interview 

with W. Stephen Thomas,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 37:9-11. 





37:17-19. 

Texas mushrooms, a field guide, U/Texas, 

1992, by Metzler, Susan and Van, reviewed 


The mushroom identifier, Quintet Publ., 

1992, by Pegler, David and Brian Spooner, 




Harley E., 39:5-18. 





The mushroom manual, Naturegraph 

Publishers, 1987, by Pearson, Lorentz C., 


Wild mushrooms worth knowing, Lowell 

Press, 1971, by Stubbs, Ansel Hartley, 





Edible mushrooms, 2d ed., U. Minnesota, 

1981, by Christensen, Clyde M., reviewed 









39:7. 

The mushroom trail guide, Holt, 1979, by 

Glick, Phyllis G., reviewed by Barnhart, 





E., 39:7. 

Mushrooms and other fungi, Smithmark 

Publishers, 1992, by Kibby, Geoffrey, 











How to know the non-gilled mushrooms, 2d 

ed., Wm. C. Brown, 1981, by Smith, A.H., 

H.V. and Nancy S. Weber, reviewed by 


The mushroom hunter’s field guide, 3d ed., 

U. Michigan, 1980, by Smith, Alexander H. 

and Nancy S. Weber, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:11. 




Harley E., 39:12. 

Mushrooms of North America, U. California 

Press, 1979, by Orr, Robert T. and Dorothy 

B., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:12. 

Mushrooms of the Northeastern woods, a 

visual guide, Birchfield Books, 1983, by 

Hurley, Jean, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 39:12. 











Harley E., 39:12. 

The new savory wild mushroom, U. 

Washington Press, 1987, by McKenny, M., 

D.E. Stuntz, & J. Ammirati, reviewed by 

Barnhart, Harley E., 39:12.


Michigan Press, 1985, by Weber, Nancy 

Smith and Alexander H., reviewed by 


A field guide to Western mushrooms, U. 

Michigan Press, 1975, by Smith, Alexander 

H., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. 




“Comparative table and notes: Field guides,” 


Simon & Schuster’s guide to mushrooms, 

Simon & Schuster, 1981, by Pacioni, 

Giovanni (Gary Lincoff, ed.), reviewed by 









39:18. 




39:18. 

The mushroom identifier, Smithmark 

Publishers, 1992, by Pegler, David and B. 

Spooner, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

39:18. 






35, 37-38. 




Mushrooms and other fungi of Land Between 

the Lakes, TVA, 1980, by Sundberg, Walter 

and John Richardson, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 40:23. 



A guide to Kansas mushrooms, U. Kansas 

Press, 1993, by Horn, Bruce, Richard Kay 

and Dean Abel, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 41:21-22. 




Harley E., 43:23-24. 

An illustrated guide to mushrooms and other 

fungi of N. America, Longmeadow, 1993, by 

Kibby, Geoffrey, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 46:21. 

Myxomycetes, a handbook of slime molds, 

Timber Press, 1994, by Stephenson, Steven 

L. and Henry Stempen, reviewed by 



1991, (brief rev), by Phillips, Roger, 

reviewed by Dutton, Geoffrey, 48:11. 




49:25. 






50:14. 









The mushroom book by Thomas Laessoe, 

Anna Del Conte, and Gary Lincoff, DK 

Publishing, 1996, by Laessoe, Thomas et al, 




“Mushroom the Journal’s starter kit: starting 

out and advice,” 57:19. 








58:25-26. 





“A field guide for neophytes—online” 

(letter), by Seams, Thomas R., 59:4. 







E., 63:24-27. 




64:34. 









65:24. 

Common Florida mushrooms, Univ. Florida 

Inst. of Food etc., 2000, by Kimbrough, 

James W., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

71:30-31. 













“The number 7 is important” (Senior 

Moments Field Guide Series), by Lincoff, 

Gary, 77:17-18. 

Field mycologists 











68:33. 

Field oriented taxonomy 

see Taxonomy 

Field trips 

“Planning the foray,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

3:17-21. 

Fieldwork 




Walt, 10:35. 

“Sauteed truffles in the Sawtooth Ridge 

area,” by Trappe, John E., 21:20-21. 

“Help sought for Dutch mycologist: 

Flammulina velutipes” (letter), by Tuloss, 

Rod, 24:32. 

“The Iowa morel and false morel survey,” by 

Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and G.Knaphus, 

33:27-28. 

“A Canadian odyssey (Phaeocollybia 

search),” by Norvell, Lorelei, 35:9-12. 

“My first field expedition with Alexander H. 

Smith” in McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by 

Smith, Helen V., 36:35. 



41:17-19. 








John, 77:7-9. 

Films 

see Videotapes/films 

Filters 





50:23-25. 

Fine, Gary Alan 




“Alarms and dangers,” by Fine, Gary Alan, 

58:5-7,9-10. 



59:7,9,11-14. 

Morel tales, the culture of mushrooming, 

Harvard U. Press, 1998, by Fine, Gary Alan, 


Finland 

The Polypores of Luosto, by Niemela, 

Tuomo and Yu-Chen Dai, 74:38-39. 

Finney, Rebecca 

“Thoughts on wood chips” (indigenous or 

imported?), by Finney, Rebecca, 37:36-37. 

Fischer, David 

“Josiah L. Lowe” (obituary), by Fischer, 

David, 56:28-29. 

Fischer, David W. 

See Bessette, Alan E., 58:25-26 

Fischer, David W. and Alan E. Bessette 





Fisher, L.G. 

“Foggy cool mornings...rich harvests,” by 

Fisher, L.G., 37:7. 





Fistulina sp. 



Flair, Mark N. 



Flammulina sp. 







Rod, 24:32. 



37:5. 


41:36. 

Flavors 


5:45. 




Mike, 11:28-30. 



16:19-21. 



“Does the flavor of the morels come from 

the spores?” Mycena News, May 1989, by 

Freedman, Bill and Louise, 25:9. 







73:12-14. 

Florida 




71:30-31. 

Florida Mycology Research Center 

“Melzer’s reagent available,” 6:20. 



Flowers 


Flynn, Tim 

see Cotter, Van T., 13:35-36. 

Folklore 

Toads and toadstools: natural history, 

folklore, and cultural oddities, Celestial 

Arts, 1995, by Morgan, Adrian, reviewed by 


Fomes sp. 

“Yosemite Valley due for great change,” 

15:18. 



“Counting the layers won’t give you the 

mushroom’s precise age (Fomes 

fomentarius),” by Ristich, Sam, 49:39. 

“Seventy-five-year-old Jimmy Mianscum 

remembers using Upsagans,” by Millman, 

Lawrence, 50:27-28. 

“Anti-viral compounds from mushrooms,” in 

HerbalGram, issue 51, 2001, by Rogers, 


Food handling 











Larry, 33:30. 

“Handling the wild ones (restaurant 

poisonings),” by Kroeger, Paul, 36:36. 

Food value 





34:33-34. 



Foraging 







59:7,9,11-14. 

Foray planning 


3:17-21. 

“Planning ahead: forays around the country,” 

3:21. 



“Rain and mushrooms (and foray planning),” 

by Lange, Morten, 11:43. 



D., 12:20-21. 

“Mushroom vagabonding, by trains, planes,” 

by Roger, Judy, 12:40-41. 



M., 18:26-27. 

“Consider the essential nature (and more) of 

forays,” by Ristich, Sam and John Minot, 

64:24-25.








Foray records 



Foray reports 

“Foraying with NAMA: Colorado bloomed 

despite the cleanup crew,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 1:43-45. 


2:14-16. 



“Successful foray: Los Angeles in March,” 

by Dow, Anne, 4:23-25. 

“Vagabonding: Try Pennsylvania,” by 


“Going out in the fall,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

5:17-19. 

“Success in Canada: NAMA Foray,” by 


“In the Spring—mushrooming nationwide,” 



Harley E., 8:8-13. 

“NAMA 1985: Silver Anniversary Foray 

brings in 450 species,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

9:7-8. 



“What’s a houby?” 10:36. 




“In the Big Thicket, mushrooms are special,” 

by Metzler, Susan, 13:29-30. 




14:5. 

“The meandering mycophile: Ohio, the 

Northeast, Rochester and Pittsburgh,” by 




“A first-timer decides to try one foray,” by 

Nelson, Edith, 17:11,13. 





“Meandering in 1988”, by Sturgeon, Walt, 

22:17-18. 

“NAMA 1988: Different views,” by Woo, 

Ben, 22:25-26. 

“What do the professionals do off by 

themselves?” by Rogers, Maggie, 22:28. 

“Are we never to go on another foray?” 

(letter), by Hayford, Ralph M., 23:4. 

“A `people to people’ visit,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 26:9-11. 



“Wild mushroom roundup,” 27:13-21. 


30:7-8. 

“Mushroom summer, in Ohio and 

elsewhere,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 30:11-12. 






32:38. 







38:21-22. 

“The remarkable curly rock tasted great,” by 

Katsaros, Peter, 44:5. 



“Anatomy of a foray” (from November to a 

winter-long project), by McAdoo, Buck, 

65:5-8, 10-12. 






“Few professional mycologists recognized 

even the most common mushrooms (at MSA 

Foray and meeting),” by Trudell, Steve, 

70:9-11. 



Maggie, 73:14-16. 





Denis, 77:35-36. 

Foray species lists 

see Lists 

Forest Planning Canada 

Forest Planning Canada; a community 

forestry magazine, (brief review), by Forest 

Planning Canada, 17:34. 

Forest management 









Maggie, 28:12-13. 



28:29. 

Mushrooms in forestry, Pacific Forest 

Research Centre, Victoria B.C. (brief 

review) (1990), 28:37. 










42:27-28. 





“Forest managers focus on fungi as part of 

the big picture,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

45:9-11. 









Harley E., 68:18. 

“Myco-restoration: a better way to handle 

abandoned logging roads?” by Stamets, Paul 

and David Sumerlin, 73:17-19. 

“Concern grows over spread of Sudden Oak 

Death,” by Rust, David, 74:19. 

“Sudden Oak Death gets tabloid-like news 

coverage,” by Rust, David, 75:32-33. 

Forests 



19:10-11. 



The man who planted hope and grew 

happiness, Friends of Nature, 1967 (brief 

review), by Giono, Jean, 22:29. 

Eastern North America as seen by a 

botanist, (2 vols), Publ. by author, 1989 

(brief rev), by In-Cho, Chung, 30:24. 

“Fruiting of hypogeous fungi (Oregon 

seasons, habitat)” in Mycologia, Jan/Feb ‘91 

(brief rev), by Luoma, Daniel L. et al, 34:35. 




“The Wind River canopy crane,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 50:18-19. 











Forsyth, Adrian 



Fortin, Richard 

“You can preserve those mushrooms” (when 

you get too many), by Fortin, Richard, 

54:14-15. 

“Chanterelle jam,” by Fortin, Richard, 54:15. 

“Creamy mushroom sauce,” by Fortin, 


Fossil fungi 


Fox, R.T.V. 

“Fungal foes in garden: Phytopthora root 

rot” in The Mycologist, July 1991 (brief rev), 

by Fox, R.T.V., 34:33. 

Foxfire 

see Bioluminescence 

Foxing (Aspergillis sp.) 



62:32-33. 

France 




Maggie, 18:34-35. 




27:28-29. 


Moore, Vern, 38:24-25. 

“Switzerland has a slick magazine: Special 

Champignons Magazine,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 58:4. 



69:35-36. 

“Lavish illustrations, some money problems” 

(European myco magazines), reviewed by 


“Maggie looks at Special Champignons” 

(French myco magazine), reviewed by 


Freedman, Bill 



Freedman, Bill and Louise 








Freezing 


Freyman, Saxton and Joost Elffers 





Friedman, Sara Ann 

“Morels, May apples and the meaning of 

life,” by Friedman, Sara Ann, 11:5-9. 

Celebrating the wild mushroom: A 

passionate quest, Dodd, Mead, 1986, by 

Friedman, Sara Ann, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 13:40-41. 

Friends of the Farlow 



12:22-23. 

Fruiting studies 

“Phenology: Observing mycological events,” 

by Ristich, Sam, 4:32-35. 





“(Lightning stimulates mushroom fruiting)” 

in The Spore Print, 1986 (brief review), 

15:38. 


Lorelei, 18:19-21. 







33:27-28. 




“From Sam’s journal—,” by Ristich, Sam, 

38:37. 





43:4. 

“The Pilobolus story: Each fruiting body a 

primitive eye!” by Schwartz, Bud, 43:7-8. 









“(Psilocybe cubensis) mushrooms grow 

fast!” (letter), by Norris, Sam, 47:4. 

“Logic reveals mycological truths,” by 




63:37-38. 

“Wondering about wonderers” (how a 

teacher looked for answers), by Rhoades, 

Fred, 76:29-30. 

Fryhle, Deanna 

“The slug connection: Biology at the 

University of Washington,” by Fryhle, 

Deanna, 24:30-32. 

Fullmer, E.L. 

Slime molds of Ohio, Ohio Biol. Survey, 

1921, 1998., by Fullmer, E.L., reviewed by 


Fungal behaviors 




“The Stradivari tone may have a humble 

origin,” 12:12. 

“Troll dolls, lobsters and Siamese 

Laccarias,” by Ristich, Sam, 15:36. 

“It’s pronounced my-ko-ri’zuh,” by Menser, 

Gary, 19:13-14. 







24:13-14. 



Paul, 24:33-34. 

“The importance of fungi,” by Ristich, Sam, 

24:36-37. 

“Looking at mushrooms in a new light 

(ultraviolet),” by Sturgeon, Walt, 26:25.










Peter, 39:37-38. 


42:27-28. 

“Dr. Trappe talks truffles in Sweden,” by 

Trappe, James, 42:30-32. 





“Find those morel spots and then learn from 

them,” by Smith, Doug, 47:7-8. 

“Wild mushroom roundup 1994,” 47:29-35. 












“We hope Tommy found many morel this 

spring” (letter), by Thompson, Tommy, 52:4. 

“Picking on demand: a real challenge,” by 

Sheine, Sandy, 54:12. 





55:14-15. 









Larry, 63:14-15. 



63:19-20. 

Magical mushrooms, mischievous molds, 

Princeton U. Press, 1998, by Hudler, George 

W., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 63:27. 


63:34-35. 

“All it takes....” (Dr. McLaughlin is looking 

for Psathyrella rhodospora, a rarity) (letter), 

by Gerenday, Anna, 63:39. 



Alain, 64:39. 



68:27-28. 

“S. California: even in a dry year, some 

mushrooms,” by Pencall, Steven, 68:30. 

“Passing on delight and joy” (on conks and 

geotropism), by Rogers, Maggie, 68:34. 

“Of white fuzz and Gymnosporangium jelly 

(correcting the species) (letter), by Ristich, 

Sam, 69:4. 







71:5-7. 

“Why are they (mycorrhizas) so successful?” 

(Mycorrhizas, part 3), by Trudell, Steve, 

71:9-14. 








Ken, 76:20-23. 

“Fall mushrooms, fungus-robbers, and a 

definition revisited” (Mycorrhizas, Part 5), 

by Trudell, Steve, 77:11-16. 

“Slayers, saviours, servants and sex, an 

expose of Kingdom Fungi” (Book Notes 

Column), by Moore, David, reviewed by 


Fungal ecology 



Biology of the fungi, McGraw-Hill, 1979 

(brief review), by Ross, Ian K., 16:33-34. 

The fifth kingdom, Mycologue Publications, 

1985 (brief review), by Kendrick, Bryce, 

16:33. 



19:10-11. 










Maggie, 28:12-13. 



28:29. 

Mushrooms in forestry, Pacific Forest 

Research Centre, Victoria B.C. (brief 

review) (1990), 28:37. 









Don, 33:5-8. 






“Here’s a model for surveying mushrooms,” 




Fungal morphology and ecology, mostly 

scanning electron microscopy, Tottori Myc. 

Inst., 1983, by Tsuneda, A., reviewed by 


“The cooking columnist proposes a new 

policy” (catch and release for mushrooms?), 


“Mushroom hunters of the grasslands,” by 




“Satyr’s Beard: the fungus that led to an 

important decision,” by Hausotter, Jack, 

74:30. 

“A highjacking: witches’ brooms on 

conifers,” 75:37. 





Bob, 76:19. 



Fred, 76:29-30. 

Fungal economics 





Harley E., 56:19-20. 

Fungal genetics 




Maggie, 29:31-32. 








Mary, 50:5-6. 


Bob, 76:19. 

Fungal hosts 

“The mycorrhizal connection (and Amanita 

phalloides),” by Ristich, Sam, 9:40. 





36:18-19. 

Fungal morphology 



76:33. 

Fungal parasites 

“Seen any Platys?” in British Wildlife, April, 

2001, 73:33. 

Fungal surveys 

“Drawbacks to helping inventory fungi on 

public lands?” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 

46:4, 34. 

“Good balance,” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 

47:4, 37. 


Bermuda),” 56:33-34. 

Protocols for an all taxa biodiversity 

inventory.... (Costa Rica), Parkway 

Publishers, 1998, by Rossman, Amy V. et al, 








Adrian R., 63:18-19. 









72:23-28. 




Adele, 76:33. 

Fungus gnats 

Broadsides from the other orders, Random 

House, 1993, (brief rev), by Hubbell, Sue, 


“Fungus gnat flowers,” 64:35. 






Furst, Peter 

Mushrooms, psychedelic fungi, (volume of 

Encycl. of psychoactive drugs,) Burke Pub. 

‘88, by Furst, Peter, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 44:45. 

Fusarium sp. 



Fussell, Betty 

Food in good season, Knopf, 1988 (brief 

review), by Fussell, Betty, 33:17. 

Gabel, Robert R. 




Gadd, Ben 




Galerina sp. 

“Dry year leads to less flying 

(psychoactively),” 18:33. 




43:22. 

“A little envy? (Scott Redhead’s solution to 

the Galerina parasite),” 49:37-38. 



69:8. 





Galli, Roberto 



67:34. 

Galls 

“Emus, goldenrod gall triplets and tar spot of 

Norway maple,” by Ristich, Sam, 56:29. 

Games 



Gannaz, Marcel 

See Raillere, Michele, 70:17-18. 

Ganoderma sp. 

Reishi mushroom, herb of spiritual potency 

and medical wonder, Sylvan Press, 1990, by 

Willard, Terry, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley, 31:18-19. 



68:27-28. 



2000, 72:34-35. 





2001, 73:33. 

Gardening 



14:17-19. 


Boa, Judy, 15:38. 





by Fox, R.T.V., 34:33. 

The 3000 mile garden, Viking, 1996, (brief 

review), by Land, Leslie, and Roger Phillips, 




65:17-19. 

“Why only botanic gardens?” in Mycophile, 

March/April 2001, 73:32-33. 






75:26-27. 

Garland, Franklin 




“Start with a yellow lab—,” by Garland, 

Franklin, 44:47. 





Garnweidner, Edmund 

Garnweidners gift pilze kompass 

(Garnweidner’s guide to poisonous 

mushrooms), 1984, by Garnweidner, 

Edmund, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34-35.








65:24. 

Gartz, Jochen 




E., 59:19-20. 

Gasteromycetes 




Harley E., 52:29. 

Gautieria sp. 

“In search of the dead” (fungus naming) 

(Askus Column), by Norvell, Lorelei and 

Scott Redhead, 62:13-15. 

Geastrum sp. 




40:23. 

Genera 

“Gestalt mushrooming—the synoptic 

approach may help you complete your 

conceptual pictures,” by Rhoades, Fred, 

9:16-20. 

Geographical information system (GIS) 



George, Pat 

“Report on new Italian law regulates picking 

of fungi and more” (letter), by George, Pat, 

25:4, 38. 

Geotropism 



Gerenday, Anna 

“A Minnesota morel hunt,” by Gerenday, 

Anna, 59:33. 

“Finding and losing in Minnesota,” by 

Gerenday, Anna, 59:34. 




Gerhardt, Ewald 

Pilze: V. 1, Russulas, milk mushrooms and 

other gilled species, 1984, by Gerhardt, 

Ewald, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34. 

Gerlinger, G.P. 

Champignons & mycologie en philatelie, 

Repertoire, 1991, by Gerlinger, G.P., 


German Space Agency 


41:36. 

Germany 













Harley E., 45:21-22. 








Tjaako, 62:19-20. 





Die myxomyceten, Band 3, Stemonitales, 

Gomaringen, Germany: K. Baumann Verlag, 

2001, by Neubert, Hermann, et al, reviewed 





Gerronema sp. 




Getting lost 


46:14-15. 

Gibson, Gary 



Gibson, Ian 





“Matchmaker update available,” by Gibson, 

Ian, 74:8. 




Gilberg, Ken 


32:38. 







Gill attachment 

“Solve some mysteries” (gill attachment), by 

Grimm, Richard, 56:10. 

Gillman, Linnea et al 




Gills 


61:12-26. 

Gilmore, Charles 




“Global warming discussion heats up” 

(letter), by Gilmore, Charles, 64:4. 

Ginns, Jim 


Giono, Jean 




Giral, Roger and Yvette 




27:28-29. 

Gislimberti, Carlo 

“Casa Cordova cooks with care,” by 






39:23. 

Givens, Kerry 

Taking better mushroom pictures, Triangle 

Area Mushroom Club, 1990, by Givens, 

Kerry, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 28:25. 

Glick, Phyllis G. 

The mushroom trail guide, Holt, 1979, by 

Glick, Phyllis G., reviewed by Barnhart, 


Global warming 






“Global warming discussion heats up” 

(letter), by Gilmore, Charles, 64:4. 





Glossaries 





“This list is basic” (mushroom scientific 

names), 63:36. 

Glover, Ron 



44:1. 

Goetz, Donald 

“Reindeer mushrooms: Chanterelles” 

(letter), by Goetz, Donald, 4:5. 


Goetz, Donald and Christel 



Goff, Tom 



Goin, Linda 


Linda, 74:16. 

Golding, Martin and Carol 





Goldstein, Robb 


Robb, 26:22-23. 

Gomphaceae 





Gomphidius sp. 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 

Gomphus sp. 


Walt, 13:13-14. 

Goodefellow, B.A. 



Gottfried, John 



Grafton, Sue 

I is for innocent, Fawcett Crest, 1992, (brief 

rev), by Grafton, Sue, reviewed by Rogers, 


Grandorff, Bonnie and Don 


Don, 33:5-8. 

Grassland fungi 



Gravesen, Suzanne, et al. 

Microfungi, Munksgaard, Copenhagen, 

1994, by Gravesen, Suzanne, et al., reviewed 


Gray, Lee 



Gray, Patience 



Great Britain 


















39:18. 







Harley E., 52:29. 














61:33-34. 









62:22. 



62:29-30. 





64:36-37. 





65:24. 



The myxomycetes of Britain and Ireland, an 

identification handbook, Richmond Publ. 

Co., 1999, by Ing, Bruce, reviewed by 


Greene, Joel 



71:5-7. 




Joel, 73:25. 



Greer, Ellen 



Griffith, Kitty 



63:19-20. 

Grifola sp. 


14:21-23. 

“Bob’s Hen of the Woods soup,” by Pearson, 

Bob, 19:23. 

“`Grow some or go some’ for this eastern 

mushroom,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

40:27-28. 







Grigson, Jane 





“Russian mushroom and sour cream sauce,” 


Grimes, George 

“George Grimes, artist, teacher, mycologist,” 

by Rogers, Maggie, 42:26.

Grimm, Richard 

“Eating wild mushrooms is dangerous,” by 





22:5. 

“His encounter paid off with lots of shaggy 

Leps,” by Grimm, Richard, 23:38. 





45:15-18. 









“Sherlock and the twins” (mushroom 

lookalikes), by Grimm, Richard, 62:5-6. 

“Professor Toadstool’s key to oddball fungi” 

(sorting clues in another way), by Grimm, 


“Modern mycology” (the writer and a friend 

fight to be right), by Grimm, Richard, 

66:5-6. 



67:11-13. 





“In the midwest, it’s sunshine and 

tomatoes,” by Grimm, Richard, 73:27-28. 

Grimm-Samuel, Veronika 




Grove, W. B. 



25:34. 

Gruber, Frank 



Gruber, William, photographer 




Grzywacz, Andrzej 



Guin, Jerry 



Guin, Jerry, 58:11-13. 




E., 58:28. 

Guravich, Dan 

“Dan Guravich, wildlife photographer” 

(obituary), by Stanley, Aileen, 59:24. 

Gymnopilus sp. 




43:22. 





Gymnosporangium sp. 



Sam, 69:4. 

Gyromitra sp. 




“The `beefsteak morel’ isn’t worth the risk,” 

by Weber, Nancy Smith, 27:9-12. 





“The snout-like projection (Gyromitra sp.)” 




50:31-32. 



Alain, 64:39. 



“Don’t play the odds with Gyromitra 

esculenta,” by Shaw, Marilyn, 65:16. 



Haas, Robert 

“Youth and environment: Nature 101 and 

Robert Haas. teacher, philosopher,” 71:38. 

Habitat 

see Fungal ecology or Substrates 






39:18. 

“The impact of gathering mushrooms,” by 

Arora, David, 48:5-6. 



55:14-15. 









Habitat destruction 

“Finding Hericium abietis,” by Morrell, 

Darby, 5:37. 

“U.S. Forest Service threatens habitat” 

(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 9:4, 45. 









Jansen, 20:7-10. 





“After the Yellowstone fires, what?” 

23:9-10. 

“After the hurricane,” by Rainis, Arleen, 

26:22-23. 












“Hello: 4,500 new species like it here 

(non-native species),” by Rogers, Maggie, 

52:24-27. 





70:5-6. 



72:23-28. 

Haines, John 

“Peck’s day out,” by Haines, John, 31:29-31. 



John, 77:7-9. 

Hale, Buddy 

“Shiitake sauce for baked potatoes,” by 

Hale, Buddy, 30:34. 

“Shiitake trout,” by Hale, Buddy, 30:34. 

Haley, John 

“Report from Maine: finding rare 

mushrooms?” by Haley, John, 12:42. 

“Maine is still remote, and John is still 

there,” by Haley, John, 47:37-38. 

Hall, Bill 

“Being squeamish? An answer to 

mycophobes,” by Hall, Bill, 1:19. 

“Too specialized?” (A magazine for so 

narrow a subject?), by Hall, Bill, 2:19. 

Hall, Ian, et al. 





Hallucinogenic fungi 

see Psychoactive mushrooms 

Halpern, Daniel, ed. 

On nature: Nature, landscape and natural 

history, North Point Press, 1987, by Halpern, 

Daniel, ed., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

23:30-32. 

Hamilton, Joan 



Hamilton, Patrick 





“Morel salsa,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 52:33. 

“Escoffier’s creamed morels,” by Hamilton, 




“Sunny super Sunday oven omelet,” by 











“Make polenta the easy way,” by Hamilton, 






Patrick, 56:17-18. 

“Super simple yummy filling,” by Hamilton, 




Patrick, 57:7, 9. 

“Mushrooms and blue mussel stew” (the 


58:23-24. 



59:21. 



“The Sierra delivers boletes, and a recipe is 

eventually proffered,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 

60:10-11. 














63:16. 



Patrick, 64:11-12. 




65:14-15. 






“Mushrooms Florentine” (recipe), by 






67:23-24. 






68:19-21. 



Patrick, 68:20-21. 

“Eating crow, or other lowfalutin’stuff” 


69:9-11. 



69:11. 













“Pad Thai with wild mushrooms” (recipe), 




73:12-14. 



“After phone conversation, a very, very good 

recipe,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 74:28-29. 






“Cabbage soup with Morels and Roquefort,” 







“Roasted mushroom chili,” by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 76:16-17. 



Hamilton, Susan 



Susan, 6:21. 

Hanamoto, Gary 



Handbooks 

see Field guides 


50:14. 

Hanes, R. Philip Jr. 

“Are there more cookbooks out there?” 

(letter), by Hanes, R. Philip Jr., 9:4.

“He influenced Mozart, and his death should 

influence all of us” (letter), by Hanes, R. 


“Double lobster ragout,” by Hanes, R. Philip 

Jr., 50:18. 



Hanlin, Richard T. 




Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds. 








Hard, Amelia 



Harding, Paul 




Harkins, Charles 




Harper, Alice Bryant 

The banana slug: ...the giant forest slug of 

Western North America, Bay Leaves Press, 

1988, by Harper, Alice Bryant, reviewed by 

Barnhart, Harley, 31:19. 

Harper, Herb 


2:14-16. 

“The state mushroom: Minnesota designates 

the morel,” by Harper, Herb, 5:24-25. 






“Lactarius and how to know it: A study 

quiz,” by Harper, Herb, 22:27. 


checklist, Harper, 1985, (brief rev), by 

Harper, Herb, reviewed by Haley, John, 

47:38. 

Harris, Bob 


Bob, 10:25-29. 







Harris, Bob, 14:19-20. 


14:21-23. 

Harris, Charles R. 



Harrison, Ken J. 



Hart, Miranda 

see Klironomos, John 

Harvest management 

see Regulation 

Harvey, Royce 







Haugen, Jerry 




Hausotter, Jack 




Jack, 15:11-13. 

“Found 18-pound sparassis” (photograph), 

by Hausotter, Jack, 57:1. 





74:30. 



“An unusual introduction to a new 

mushroom,” by Hausotter, Jack, 76:35-36. 



Hayford, Ralph M. 



“Just a thought: A foray is no guarantee,” by 

Hayford, Ralph M., 35:19. 

Heavy metals 




“Heavy metal contamination?” in Spores 

Afield, July 1990 (brief review), by 

Renshaw, Larry, 29:27. 





56:35. 

Hebeloma sp. 





Heilmann-Clausen, Jacob et al 




65:20-21. 

Heller, Ruth 



Ruth, 16:32. 

Helvella sp. 




Hemimycena sp. 



Ernest E., 43:37. 

Hemmaplardh, Brecharr 

“Patents are intended to protect creativity” 

(letter), by Hemmaplardh, Brecharr, 18:36, 

38. 

“Here’s a rationale for using butter” (letter), 

by Hemmaplardh, Brecharr, 26:4. 

Hen of the woods 


Bob, 19:23. 

Hennebert et al 




Herbaria 

Collecting and preserving plants for science 

and pleasure, Arco Publishing, 1985, by 

MacFarlane, Ruth E. (Alford), reviewed by 




Maggie, 29:31-32. 


“The herbarium and how it breeds,” by 


“Recipe for your very own herbarium,” by 

Norvell, Lorelei, 34:17. 

“Discovering an uncataloged fungal 

herbarium,” by Stampfer, Ted, 36:31. 









“Botany 2000: New frontiers in botany 

(botanical convention),” 70:24. 


“Don’t just ‘toss the bodies’ after your next 

foray,” by Rogers, Maggie, 74:14. 

Herbs 



Puhpohwee for the people, an account of 

fungi uses among the Ahnishinaabeg, LEPS 

Press, 1998, by Peschel, Keewaydinoquay, 


Hericium sp. 


Darby, 5:37. 











Ralph, 57:27-28. 


Larry, 63:14-15. 



74:30. 

Heriteau, Jacqueline 

“Artichoke and mushroom appetizer,” by 

Heriteau, Jacqueline, 9:37. 

Mad about mushrooms, Perigee/Putnam Pub. 

Group, 1984, by Heriteau, Jacqueline, 


Heymann, Lew 



Hibbett, David S. 



76:33. 

Hieatt, Constance B. and Sharon Butler 

“Mushroom soup,” by Hieatt, Constance B. 

and Sharon Butler, 8:41. 

Hill, George 

“George Hill dies at 69,” 31:16. 

Hoagland, Edward 

The tugman’s passage, Penguin Books, 

1982, by Hoagland, Edward, reviewed by 


Hobbes, Christopher 

Medicinal mushrooms, an exploration of 

tradition, healing & culture, 2nd ed., 

Botanica, 1995, by Hobbes, Christopher, 


Hobbs, Anne Stevenson, ed. 

Beatrix Potter’s art: paintings and drawings, 

Warne, 1989 (brief rev), by Hobbs, Anne 

Stevenson, ed., 34:34. 

Holland 

“We need firm rules on picking—” (letter), 

by Schalkwyk, Helene M.E., 9:4. 

Holloran, Freda 

“Mussels and mushrooms,” by Holloran, 

Freda, 14:29-30. 

Holmberg, Robin 


Robin, 29:5-6. 

Homola, Richard L. 



et al., 66:14-15. 

Hopkins, Susan 




Susan, 53:31. 



63:35. 

Horn, Bruce 


1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20. 

Horn, Bruce, Richard Kay and Dean 

Abel 




Harley E., 41:21-22. 

Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer 



Hoseney, Florence 



53:16. 

Hosts 


Larry, 63:14-15. 

Hot springs 



Hubbell, Sue 




Hudler, George W. 

Magical mushrooms, mischievous molds, 

Princeton U. Press, 1998, by Hudler, George 

W., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 63:27. 

Huffman, Don 


14:5. 

Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and 

G.Knaphus 





23:27. 



33:27-28. 





Harley E., 39:12. 

Huitlacoche 



75:5-10. 



Humanities 


Adele, 76:33. 

Hume, Stephen, ed. 




Humor 





“Toadstools etc. (life was simpler when all 

mushrooms were good),” by Thomas, 

Norman C., 2:39. 


3:27. 






4:28-29. 

“A western mycological tale (with 

wordplays),” by Stern, Naomi, 4:35. 

“Assistance rendered to a zoo with a 

mushroom-eating bear,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

6:22-23. 

“The merkle,” by McCarthy, Eugene J., 

7:10-11. 



“Eating wild mushrooms is dangerous,” by 




“Actually, spring is on its way” (letter), by 

Miller, Douglas F., 10:4. 

“The naming of shrooms (the plaint of the 

nomenclaturalist)” (poem), by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 10:22. 


Publ. Co., 1985, by Ratzloff, John and Jerry

Petermeier, reviewed by Lincoff, Gary, 10:37. 




“(Mycomania) If it’s a disease, it’s one with 

pleasant aspects,” by Purce, Dianne, 11:44. 

“Alternative nomenclatures,” by Lumper, 

Dr. and Mrs. S.J., 12:11-12. 





“Lincoff responds to three charges,” by 






“The inside story...comments,” by Coombs, 

Don, 12:45-46. 



“This recipe prevents scurvy (caribou 

moss),” 14:29. 

“Collecting...near Santa Barbara” (letter), by 

Jensen, Floyd, 14:38. 











“Surprisingly, he was surprised” (letter), by 

Seifert, Keith A., 17:38. 



18:27-28. 






Maggie, 18:34-35. 






“Research in basic fluids” (Special report) in 

RotNots, Issue 3 (brief review), 23:29. 

“How to treat elves” (poem), by Bishop, 

Morris, 23:36. 



The light fantastic, New American Library, 

1988 (brief review), by Pratchett, Terry, 

24:25. 

“The spotted mushroomer report,” 25:33. 



25:34. 





“They don’t pick ‘em like they used to,” by 

Muggli, Lee, 27:6-7. 

“And in Minnesota, research continues” 

(letter), by Muggli, Lee, 27:38. 



The morel mushroom: 

Information/recipes/lore, a guide for roons, 

Voyageur Press, 1990, by Ratzloff, John, 


“Rust fungus Puccinia hevichevrilina 

threatens autos” in RotNots, March, 1980, by 


“Picking on civil servants and Canadian 

bestiality” (letter), by Kroeger, Paul, 31:4. 

“Others, too, suffer the pain and discomfort 

of morel blindness,” by Sommer, Robert and 

Barbara, 31:11-12. 





“The Swiss army knife and strange 

substrates,” by Kroeger, Paul, 32:31-32. 



A mess of fungi (cartoons), by Latil, Jean 

Paul, 36:35-36. 

“Meanwhile back at the fiction ranch: Piers 

Anthony’s Omnivore” (letter), by Seifert, 

Keith A., 36:37. 

The Fungus, reviewed by Mike Krapin 

(letter), by Knight, Harry Adam, 36:37. 

“An error in Systema Mycologicum!” by 

Sieger, Richard, 38:26. 

“Bean counting exercise: Field guides,” 

39:9. 





Harley E., 39:18. 



“A glossary of obscure mycology; Mycofile 

speaks from the mushroom’s perspective,” 

43:26. 




“Shaggy parasols should be spelled 

`rhacodes’,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

44:47. 



45:15-18. 



46:33. 
















“How THAT mushroom got THAT name,” 

by McAdoo, Buck, 63:23. 



Michael W., 65:13-14. 



66:5-6. 






67:11-13. 



69:9-11. 




Tjakko, 69:21-22. 



“NAMA by any other name” (letter), by 

Lincoff, Gary, 71:4, 39. 





Robert, 72:28-29. 

“In the midwest, it’s sunshine and 

tomatoes,” by Grimm, Richard, 73:27-28. 


73:33. 









“Mushroom pie in the sky” (flying high with 

Gary), by Lincoff, Gary, 75:34. 

“Even without a fifth, Dictionary of Fungi 

9th ed. will send you through the looking 

glass,” by Lincoff, Gary, 76:18. 







Gary, 77:17-18. 



“Roadside kitsch” (mushroom figures, 

images and graffiti), by Sommer, Robert, 

77:37. 

Hurley, Jean 





19:22-23. 

Mushrooms of the Northeastern woods, a 

visual guide, Birchfield Books, 1983, by 

Hurley, Jean, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 39:12. 

Hurley, Jean et al 

Edible wild mushrooms of New England, 

Video Intnl. Prods, 1983, by Hurley, Jean et 

al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 28:24-25. 

Hurst, Jacqui and Lyn Rutherford 

A gourmet’s guide to mushrooms and 

truffles, HP Books, 1991, by Hurst, Jacqui 

and Lyn Rutherford, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 46:23-24. 

Hvid, Jeff 

“Commercial pick: The picker’s story,” by 

Hvid, Jeff, 8:5-7. 

Hybridization 




Hydrazines 






Hydrogen peroxide 









Hygrocybe sp. 





Hygrophoropsis sp. 


13:43. 




“False Chanterelle is neither toxic nor 

hallucinogenic” (letter), by Stijve, Tjakko, 

72:4. 

Hygrophorus sp. 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 


29:32-33. 



Harley E., 59:17-19. 

Hymenochaete sp. 



“What about Stereum with teeth?” (letter), 

by Van de Poll, Rick, 19:4. 

Hymenomycetes 





19:30-31. 

Hyphae 



W.J., 13:27. 

Hypocrea sp. 


Hypogeous fungi 


















“August, September truffles” in NATS 

Current News, Aug./Sept. 1992 (brief rev), 

by Wheeler, Dan, 38:28. 


Dan, 41:4, 38. 





44:7-8. 





Hypomyces sp. 


Jr., 50:18. 

“Lobsters in the woods,” by Kroeger, Paul, 

51:9, 11. 







68:27-28. 

Hypsizigus sp. 



Idaho 

“In Idaho very little cesium found” from 

Spores and Stipes, Apr. 1990 (brief review), 

by Nolthenius, Juergan and Cecilia, 




72:23-28. 

Identification 






3:27. 

“Going to the (mushroom) show,” by 


“Get outdoors now; cure mycological cabin 

fever pursuing wood fungi,” by Ristich, 

Sam, 6:5-8.



Sam, 6:5-8. 

“Don’t test the paper, test the spores” 

(letter), by Tuloss, Rod, 7:4. 





“Confessions of a poison center consultant,” 


“Going it alone: If you have to, do it right,” 

by Nelson, Edith, 11:25-27. 

“Stinkhorns and earthstars,” by Ristich, Sam, 

11:31. 






Maggie, 12:33-34. 







“Common scents mycology: Add a 

dimension by bringing your nose into play,” 

by Sturgeon, Walt, 16:25-27. 

“Old keys are better than no keys” in Boston 

Myc. Club Bulletin, Jan. 1987 (brief review), 

by Peterson, Jeanne, 17:36-37. 






Lorelei, 19:14-16. 



“Some mushrooms have more appeal than 

others,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 21:22-24. 



22:10-11. 

“Colorado Society offers help two ways,” 

22:32. 

“Woody debris,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 

23:22-23. 

“Rustle a Russula’s gills?” 23:35-36. 






Robb, 26:22-23. 

“Making conversation about wild 

mushrooms,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 28:17-18. 



“When you have to deal with a `species 

complex’...,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 29:28-29. 




1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20. 

Identification manual for fungi from utility 

poles, eastern U.S., ATCC-Wang (brief rev), 

by Wang, C.J.K. and R.A. Zabel, 30:24. 






33:15-16. 











36:18-19. 







“Your nose, my nose (and the mushroom),” 

by McAdoo, Buck, 38:32-33. 

“You can get expert truffle identification” 







Harley E., 43:19, 22. 



44:47. 




49:35-36. 

“Spore color leads to lactarius 

identification,” by Williams, Robert S., 

50:28-29. 
















“Is Mushroom the Journal drifting toward 

the technical?” 60:28. 



Janet, 60:28-40. 















E., 63:24-27. 





maple), 64:35-36. 



65:5-8, 10-12. 






“Scott Redhead enjoyed Buck McAdoo’s 

article” (letter), by Redhead, Scott, 66:32-33. 

“Further comment, the Lepiota subincarnata 

problem” (letter), by McAdoo, Buck, 67:5-6. 



Norvell, 67:18-21. 















“MycoKey gives 279 genera, 1,090 species 

from Denmark,” in www.mykokey.com, 

73:33. 


Ian, 74:8. 










Illustrations 




Brian S., 3:36. 





Gary, 7:26-29. 

Dausien’s grosses pilzbuch in farbe 

(Dausien’s big color mushroom book), 1983, 

by Svrcek, Mirko, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 

8:33. 







10:37. 

“Taxonomic quandaries (sorting and the 

Natural Order of Things),” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 11:32-35. 
























Maggie, 18:34-35. 


20:17-30. 

“Classic prints and pages are out there,” by 


North American mushrooms: Photo 

postcards, Dover Publications, 1988, by 

Johnson, Emily, reviewed by Coombs, Don 

H., 23:26. 

“The Palauan stamp story,” by Stern, Naomi, 

24:15-16. 



Fungi of Japan, YamaKei Publishers Co., 

Ltd. 1988, by Imazeki, Rokuya et al, 










Barbara, 31:11-12. 




31:19-21. 















The art of Beatrix Potter, Warne, 1955 (brief 

rev), 34:34. 



36:15-16. 


Paul, 36:35-36. 




39:18. 




39:18. 


Don, 40:32. 

“Joy Spurr has slides available for sale,” 

40:33. 

“The magic of the scanning electron 

microscope,” by Ristich, Sam, 42:7-12. 




42:23. 








“Another set of bookplates: Lepiota 

americana,” (brief rev), by Dill, Don, 44:51. 








Harley E., 45:21-22. 















Harley E., 47:14. 





by Barnhart, Harley E., 48:26-27.









48:28-29. 











“New in the world of mushroom stamps,” 

70:23. 


70:27. 



71:5-7. 








71:38. 









“In memory of Sylvia Stein, gifted teacher” 

(obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 73:31. 





“Treasures from the Kingdom of Fungi 

offers 274 enchanting images from Taylor ’s 

last 17 years,” by Lockwood, Taylor F., 











“Morels, painted on site, for ‘Alone in 

paradise,’ p. 20-21, Issue 72,” by 

Viazmenski, Alexander (Sasha), 75:Cover. 



75:21-23. 






“Mushroom corals and coral mushrooms” 

(seeing similar shapes), by Schaechter, Elio, 

76:28-29. 







Illustrations/diagrams 

“With a plan, you’ll find more 

(mushrooms),” by Mulvey, Michaeline, 

52:6. 










“Get out the glass and check that detail” 

(Mushroom stamps), by Rogers, Maggie, 

57:33, 40. 

“Paint your mushrooms (seeing mushrooms 

better with watercolors),” by Sommer, 

Robert, 59:15-16. 




In praise of toadstools, Lucas Art, 1992, and 

vol. 2, 1997, by Lucas, Suzanne, reviewed 


“Vera McKnight, mushroom portraitist” 








Harley E., 62:17-18. 








Tjaako, 62:19-20. 



Alan W., 62:28-29. 




63:34-35. 

“New stamps: Morels on postage stamps,” 

63:40. 



65:5-8, 10-12. 

Myxomycetes of Ohio: Their systematics, 

biology and use in teaching, Ohio Biol. 

Survey, 1999, by Keller, Harold W. and Karl 

L. Braun, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

66:18-19. 














“Mushroom stamps” (Costa Rica and 

Bulgaria), 68:35. 




Tjakko, 69:21-22. 

Imazeki, Rokuya et al 




Import/export statistics 





In-Cho, Chung 




Incubators 


23:25. 

Indexes and indexing 

“Should we lump or should we split? 

(indexers have same problems as 

mycologists),” by Rogers, Maggie, 44:11. 

“Indexing Mycologia online,” by Yetter, 

Gene, 47:18. 




65:24-25. 




“You can have it all” (all 77 back issues plus 

the Big Index), 77:18. 

Indian uses of fungi 

see Native American usage 

Indicators 



59:7,9,11-14. 

Information retrieval 






Ing, Bruce 





Inks 





Inoculation 

“Cultivating truffles” (letter), by Stamets, 

Paul, 5:4. 

“Overpick: Interviews with Paul Stamets, 

Andrew Weil and Gary Menser,” 6:11-13. 

“What’s going on with truffles, trees, voles 

and owls?” by Wheeler, Dan, 35:25-27. 





50:23-25. 








77:29-32. 

Inocybe sp. 

“An elusive prize” in McIlvainea, 1991 

(brief rev), by Katsaros, Peter, 36:35. 





Insect repellants 

“Watch out for DEET (insect repellant, 

anyone?),” by Shaw, Marilyn, 56:23. 

Insects 

“Mushroom bandits: Know your (insect) 

competition,” by Ristich, Sam, 5:38-41. 



Sam, 6:5-8. 




12:31-32. 


19:19-20. 


Reinert, R.E., 24:5-7. 



Insect-Fungus interactions, 14th Symposium, 

British Myc. Society, by Wilding, N. et al, 

editors, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

36:17-18. 

“Insect repelling” in Consumer Reports, 

July, ‘93 (brief rev), 44:49. 






Maggie, 46:30-31. 






52:24-27. 





“Gary puts it succinctly: Ìt’s wrong’” 

(letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 67:4. 

“New fungus threatens oaks” (around San 

Francisco Bay), by Rust, David, 69:31. 




2001, 73:33. 



Instructional materials 



68:17-18. 

Intern. Conf. on Mycorrhiza, Sweden 



International Botanical Congress 



International Fungi and Fiber 

Symposium 




Susan, 53:31. 



63:35. 





International money orders 



Internet 


Gene, 47:18. 



50:23-25. 

“The genesis of MycoInfo, (an e-journal of 

myco news), by McIntosh, Phil, 62:21-22. 

“New help for stamp collectors” (using 

computers and the Internet), 63:38. 

Internet sites 

“Nets and Webs,” 53:35. 

Iowa 



58:15,17-22. 


58:17. 







“Skip,” 61:4. 

Isaacs, Bill 



Isikhuemhen, Omoanghe S. 




Issel, Shirley 

“A new business, an ultimate knife?” (letter), 

by Issel, Shirley, 46:34. 

Italy 

“Are commercial rakers killing our truffles?” 

by Trappe, James, 23:10-11.



25:4, 38. 





36:15-16. 

Entoloma, Giovanna Biella, 1992, by 

Noordeloos, Machiel E., reviewed by 








Songbirds, truffles and wolves, Pantheon, 

1993, by Nabhan, Gary Paul, reviewed by 









Denis, 77:35-36. 

Iunius, Hadrianus 

“Hadrianus Iunius (mycologist) from Latin 

to Dutch to English: a website,” 71:36. 

Jack O’Lanterns 

“If they glow, go slow,” by Wells, Mike, 

13:11. 

Jackson State Forest (California) 


Jackson, Henry A.C.; ed. by Mimi 

Cazort 




Brian S., 3:36. 

Jacobs, J.Q. 

“Indians’ article called misleading” (letter), 

by Jacobs, J.Q., 10:4. 

Jacobson, Ellen 

“Don’t just give up: go mossrooming,” by 

Jacobson, Ellen, 55:38. 

Jaffrey, Madhur 

“Morels with peas,” by Jaffrey, Madhur, 

7:21. 

Jansen, Anna Elise 



Elise, 31:38. 

Japan 




Bob, 10:25-29. 




14:21-23. 






Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan, 

3d ser., v.II, Tokyo, 1973, by Wasson, R. 

Gordon, et al., 74:39. 

Jarmie, Nelson 



Jaros, Patrick 




Jaspers, Bill 



Jelly fungi 



68:27-28. 

Jensen, Floyd 



Jewelry 

“Quality images available (Amanita pins),” 

37:35. 


Linda, 74:16. 

Jianzhe, Ying et al 




Johnson, Anne Michalov 



18:36. 

Johnson, Emily 

North American mushrooms: Photo 

postcards, Dover Publications, 1988, by 

Johnson, Emily, reviewed by Coombs, Don 

H., 23:26. 

Johnston, June 

“A way to gain entry? (permits issued if 

specimen list supplied),” by Johnston, June, 

49:37. 

“Mushroom mincemeat,” by Johnston, June, 

67:8. 

Jones, M. Lynn 

See Jones, W.A. eds., 56:21, by Jones, M. 

Lynn 

Jones, W.A. 



Jones, W.A. and M. Lynn Jones, eds. 




56:21-22. 

Joost Elffers 

see Freymann, Saxton 

Jordan, Michael 




61:33-34. 

Journals 

see Magazines/journals 

Journals/logs 


38:37. 







“Maine is still remote, and John is still 

there,” by Haley, John, 47:37-38. 




47:38. 



52:6. 

“Notebooking” (for a slime mold ID 

workshop with Harold Keller), by Rogers, 


Joyce, Claudia 

“Even more on knives,” (letter), by Joyce, 

Claudia, 47:4. 

Julich, Walter 





Justice, Jay 

“Central Arkansas, in summer,” by Justice, 

Jay, 12:13-15. 

Kabanuk, Greg 


20:14-15. 

Kamchatka Peninsula 



52:18-23. 




Kansas 


1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20. 

A checklist of Kansas mushrooms, Kaw 

Valley Mushroom Society, 1989, by Kay, 

Richard, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

30:22-23. 




Harley E., 41:21-22. 

Kappel-Smith, Diana 

Night life: Nature from dusk to dawn, Little, 

Brown, 1990, by Kappel-Smith, Diana, 


Kasper, Rob 



Katsaros, Peter 

Illustrated guide to the common slime molds, 

Mad River Press, 1989, by Katsaros, Peter, 











33:15-16. 








Kay, Richard 




30:22-23. 

see Horn, Bruce, 41:21. 

Kaye, Geraldine 


North America, Farlow Herbarium, 1984, by 

Kaye, Geraldine, reviewed by Wells, Mike, 

5:15-16. 



see Wells, Mike, 7:33-36. 






10:30. 










Keller, Harold W. 



“A Schenella could be worth $100,” by 

Keller, Harold W., 60:11. 






66:30-31. 

Keller, Harold W. and Karl L. Braun 





66:18-19. 

Kellert, Stephen R. 





Kempton, Phyllis E. 




Ken-L-Questor 


50:14. 

Kendall, John W. 



Kendrick, Bryce 


Mycologue Publications, 1986 (brief 

review), by Kendrick, Bryce, 16:32-33. 



16:33. 




27:27-28. 

The fifth kingdom, 2nd ed., Focus Texts, 

1992, by Kendrick, Bryce, reviewed by 


The evolution of the truffle (illustration), by 

Kendrick, Bryce, 55:1. 








74:13. 

Kennedy, Diana 

“Mushrooms in chili sauce,” by Kennedy, 

Diana, 9:29. 



Harley E., 67:34. 

Kern, Marie V. 


Kern, Marie V., 18:25-26. 

Kerrigan, Rick 



Kettler, Tom 

“Dyeing with 4 women,” by Kettler, Tom, 

32:28. 

Keys 



“Thirty-two from the PNW Key Council 

(list),” 3:25. 


3:27. 





5:22-23. 



“The key to using keys (from Mushrooms 

Demystified),” by Arora, David, 8:27. 




9:16-20. 

“Finally: A wash-and-wear key,” by 

Pomerleau, René, 11:45. 


Dr. and Mrs. S.J., 12:11-12. 













Jay C., 23:36. 


Mad River Press, continuing publication, by


Joe, 24:23. 





Keys to the species of Russula in 

Northeastern North America, 3d ed., 

Kibby-Fatto, 1990, by Kibby, Geoffrey and 

Raymond Fatto, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley, 28:25. 















Harley E., 39:12. 










Harley E., 44:45-46. 








58:26-27. 







Janet, 60:28-40. 






“Additions and corrections (to Amanita key 

in Issue 60),” 61:37. 




“Taxy: Is a co-op database on the way?” 

(database development), 63:20. 

Lactarius on the Gulf Coastal Plain (a 

multi-access key), publ. by author, 1998, by 

Williams, Robert S., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 63:27. 




“A list of online keys to mushrooms, on the 

‘links’ page at MycoInfo,” 65:34. 












Ian, 74:8. 








Kibby, Geoffrey 











An illustrated guide to mushrooms and other 

fungi of N. America, Longmeadow, 1993, by 

Kibby, Geoffrey, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 46:21. 

Kibby, Geoffrey and Raymond Fatto 







Northeastern N. America, 3d ed., 


Raymond Fatto, reviewed by Katsaros, 

Peter, 32:23-24. 

Kimball, Yeffe 

“Iroquois soup,” by Kimball, Yeffe, 9:29. 

Kimbrough, James W. 




71:30-31. 

King Alfred’s cakes 



King, Anna 

“Paper from polypores” (Anna demonstrates 

which ones work best), by King, Anna, 

57:38. 

Kirchman, Gloria 

“Pheasant ravioles with truffles in creamy 

morel sauce,” by Kirchman, Gloria, 33:19. 

“Tenderloin steaks with mushrooms,” by 

Kirchman, Gloria, 33:20. 

“Sole with mushrooms and tomato sauce,” 

by Kirchman, Gloria, 33:20. 

Kirk, P.M. and A.E. Ansell 





Kirk, P.M. et al., eds. 





Kish, Joe 

“Give mushrooms some help: They’ll fruit in 

your yard,” by Kish, Joe, 37:13-14. 


Joe, 38:15-17. 





40:24-26. 





Kish, Joe, 58:30-31. 



Kish, Joe, 60:4,42. 

Klironomos, John and Miranda Hart 

“White pine and Laccaria bicolor (and 

nitrogen transfer), by Klironomos, John and 

Miranda Hart, 76:32. 

Knaphus, George 

see Huffman, Don, 33:27. 




69:32-33. 

Knight, Harry Adam 



Knighton, Harry 




65:26. 

Knighton, Harry and Elsie 

“NAMA to honor McKnights and Knightons 

at West Virginia NAMA Foray,” 7:39. 

Knives/tools 

“Go prepared—with a carefully chosen, 

carefully maintained knife,” by Smith, Doug, 

44:48. 

“Linoleum knives will work” (letter), by 

Carpenter, Glenn C., 45:4. 

“A new business, an ultimate knife?” (letter), 

by Issel, Shirley, 46:34. 

“More on knives,” (letter), by Lindgren, 

Janet, 47:4. 

“Even more on knives,” (letter), by Joyce, 

Claudia, 47:4. 

“You may not be a bad person (knife 

sharpening),” by Coombs, Don, 53:9-12. 

Kombucha “mushroom” 




47:4, 37. 

“Kombucha hasn’t gone away” (news), 

49:36-37. 

“The latest on kombucha,” by Coombs, Don, 

51:8. 

“Here’s Kombucha, again” (marketing the 

tea; is it safe?), 76:34. 

Koszewski, Marion 



Krabbenhoft, Dennis 

“Gnomes under mushrooms?” 63:35-36. 

Kramer, Matt 


Kranzlin, Fred 

see Breitenbach, Josef 

See Breitenbach, Josef 

See Breitenbach, Josef 

Kroeger, Paul 

“Poisoning of a different sort hit this 

6-year-old girl,” by Kroeger, Paul, 22:31. 



Paul, 24:33-34. 










Paul, 33:34. 







51:9, 11. 

“And now something for mystery fans,” by 


Krumbein, W.J. 



W.J., 13:27. 

Kuralt, Charles 

On the road with Charles Kuralt, Putnam, 

1985 (brief review), by Kuralt, Charles, 

10:41. 

Kuthan, Ing Jan 



4:5. 



Kuthan, Jan 

“Spring in Czechoslovakia,” by Kuthan, Jan, 

7:45-46. 






La Truffe 

“`La Truffe’ gets low marks, but so does 

washing morels” (letter), by Stickney, 







Labels 



Susan, 6:21. 

Laboratory equipment 

“Small labels, small pins: source for 

label-holding pins,” by Vellinga, Else, 71:36. 

Laboratory research 

see Research 

Laboratory techniques 


61:12-26. 

“Cleaning cover slips and microscope 

slides,” by Parkin, Jack, 62:39. 

Laccaria sp. 




Harley E., 44:45-46. 






Lactarius sp. 





36:14. 







50:28-29. 


51:9, 11. 






Harley E., 63:27. 




65:20-21. 




Laessoe, T. 

See Pegler, D.N. 

Laessoe, Thomas and Gary Lincoff 




E., 63:24-27. 




65:24-25. 

Laessoe, Thomas et al 





Laetiporus sp. 


6-year-old girl,” by Kroeger, Paul, 22:31.



30:27-28. 

“Mushroom mixup at San Francisco 

restaurant” in Mycena News, Nov. 1990 

(brief review), 31:32-33. 



75:26-27. 

Lake, Medicine Grizzlybear 




Lamaison, J. 

See Polese, Jean-Louis, 67:32-24. 

Lamoureaux, Yves and Jean Despres 





58:26-27. 

Lampe, Kenneth 

“Dr. Lampe dies,” 28:9. 

Lampe, Kenneth F. and Mary Ann 

McCann 





Lampky, Jim 

“What to do with farm wastes: a big 

problem” (letter), by Lampky, Jim, 71:4. 

Land, Leslie, and Roger Phillips 

The 3000 mile garden, Viking, 1996, (brief 

review), by Land, Leslie, and Roger Phillips, 


Landowne, Milton 

“La pasta nuda,” by Landowne, Milton, 

10:34. 

Lange, Jakob E. 




42:23. 

Lange, Morten 



Laos 




“Mushrooms steamed in banana leaf 

packets,” 26:28-29. 

“Fried white mushrooms,” 26:29. 

Larch sp. 

“What did Sam find?” (larch, suillus and 

slime molds), by Ristich, Sam, 56:30. 

Large, E.C. 

The advance of the fungi, Dover, 1962, by 

Large, E.C., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

59:28. 

Largent, David L. 

see Thiers, Harry D., 14:32-33. 




Harley E., 47:14. 




Scott A., 49:28-31. 

Larson, Gary 


73:33. 

Latil, Jean Paul 


Paul, 36:35-36. 

Laun, Charles 

Handbook of nature and scientific 

photography, by Laun, Charles, reviewed by 


Lawrence, Gale 




Laws 

see Legislation 

Leach, Peter 



Leach, Peter and Anne Mikkelsen, eds. 





Lead 



Lebel, Teresa 



Leccinum sp. 

“Roast lamb or buffalo in orange cap sauce,” 

28:16. 

Lefkowitz, Lester 

The manual of close-up photography, 

Amphoto, 1979 (brief rev), by Lefkowitz, 

Lester, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29. 

Legislation 












28:29. 

“On the West Coast: The good news turns 

out to be premature,” 43:34. 





Lewis “Skip,” 49:4, 38. 



58:15,17-22. 


58:17. 














“Skip,” 61:4. 


61:11. 




E., 61:34-35. 






Lehrer, Samuel B. and Jon Olson 




Leibenstein, Margaret 



“Turkey stuffing with mushrooms,” by 

Leibenstein, Margaret, 8:41. 

The edible mushroom: A gourmet cook’s 

guide, Fawcett, 1986, by Leibenstein, 

Margaret, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

14:30-31. 






Leister, Mary 



7:23. 

Lentinula sp. 



Redhead, 55:11, 13. 

Lentinus sp. 



Rolf, 12:25. 

“Ask us,” by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott 

Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. 






Lenzites sp. 




Leonard, Patrick 




Lepiota sp. 

“A romp through Lepiota,” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 14:14-16. 

“An unusual season,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

22:15-17. 

“The best (Lepiota and turkey pie),” by 










44:47. 

“Gastronome’s garnish,” by Stickney, 


“Rhacodes roast,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

44:47. 










Else, 69:33-34. 






Lepista nuda 


10:34. 

Lepista sp. 









45:15-18. 



55:20-22. 

Leptonia sp. 




Scott A., 49:28-31. 

Leskia sp. 



Leucoagaricus sp. 



Leucocoprinus sp. 



Lever, Ruth 



63:37-38. 

Levy, Faye 


Faye, 51:38. 

“Shiitake mushrooms with sesame seeds,” 

by Levy, Faye, 51:38. 

“Carrot and potato stew with shiitake 

mushrooms,” by Levy, Faye, 51:38. 

Lewis, Doris 

“Mushroom stuffed pork chops,” by Lewis, 

Doris, 56:35. 

Lewis, Kenneth M. 

“Books: finding them,” by Lewis, Kenneth 

M., 3:34-35. 

“Bookmark: the care and handling of 

books,” by Lewis, Kenneth M., 5:27. 


M., 10:41. 

“Ken Lewis, antiquarian bookman” 


Lewis, Margaret 

“In memory of Margaret Lewis,” by Rogers, 




16:19-21. 

Libonati-Barnes, Susan 

see Ammirati, Joe F., 14:37. 

Libraries 

see Mycological libraries 




Libreria Mycoflora (Italy) 

“Libreria Mykoflora publications available 

from mykoflora@tiscali.it” (Book Notes 

Column), reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

77:24. 

Lichens 



12:22-23. 

“This recipe prevents scurvy (caribou 

moss),” 14:29. 








David, 30:19-20. 








Life zones 




Lightning 



15:38. 

Lignicolous fungi 







Sam, 6:5-8. 



“Pete Peterson tells one on himself,” by 

Peterson, Pete, 22:29.


23:22-23. 

“There are gilled woodrotters with pale 

spores,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 25:18-20. 









Lincoff, Gary 

See Laessoe, Thomas, 54:18-20 

See Salzman, Jason, by Lincoff, Gary 





Gary, 7:26-29. 






14:5. 





“Lincoff, statesman, at NAMA (foray 

speech),” by Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by 




36:5-9. 





38:5-9. 




E., 39:7. 



35, 37-38. 





“Remembering Rolf Singer,” by Lincoff, 

Gary, 44:49. 





Gary, 67:16-17. 




Gary, 68:7-8. 














“Clark Rogerson: the amateur’s mycologist; 

a personal remembrance” (obituary), by 














Gary, 77:17-18. 

Lincoff, Gary, ed. 

see Pacioni, Giovanni, 39:18. 

Lincoln County Mycological Society 


Freda, 14:29-30. 

Lindgren, Janet 

“Beyond steak and butter: some thoughts on 

cooking,” by Lindgren, Janet, 3:14-15. 

“Hardboiled eggs: Really?” (letter), by 

Lindgren, Janet, 5:4. 



7:42-43. 




47:4, 37. 

“More on knives,” (letter), by Lindgren, 

Janet, 47:4. 





56:14-16. 



Janet, 60:28-40. 

Lipson, M. 



30:27-28. 

Lists 






30:22-23. 




32:38. 







47:38. 





Harley E., 60:13. 








names), 63:36. 



63:37-38. 



65:5-8, 10-12. 




65:24-25. 












72:23-28. 

Litchfield, Ken 






75:5-10. 



75:26-27. 



Ken, 76:20-23. 

“You can take 3D photos with your regular 

camera,” by Litchfield, Ken, 77:19-22. 




77:29-32. 

Litten, Walter 






“Digesting fungi with the brain instead of the 

stomach” (the secret word is “mycorrhiza”), 

by Litten, Walter, 65:30-31. 

Liver transplants 


19:27. 



22:10-11. 



Lloyd Library, Cincinnati, Ohio 

“The Lloyd Library,” in HerbalGram 22, 

Spring, 1990, pp. 6-7, by Perry, Rebecca A., 

53:35. 

Lloyd, C.G. 



53:35. 

“The genus and how it breeds” (the Ask the 


Redhead, 60:5,7,9. 



Lobster mushroom 


Jr., 50:18. 


51:9, 11. 



Locations 

see Names of states, provinces, countries or 

regions 

Lockwood, Taylor F. 



“Lockwood comes up with a stunner: a 

smaller-sized poster,” 71:36-37. 









77:38-39. 

Logging 





Lohmann, Jeanne 

“Walking the earth” (poem), by Lohmann, 

Jeanne, 40:34. 

Long, Bill 

“Mushroom stamps” (Bill Long sells lots of 

them), by Rogers, Maggie, 2:23-25. 

“Mycophilately: 13 species on stamps in 

January,” by Long, Bill, 3:41. 

“Mushroom stamps: Three new issues,” by 

Long, Bill, 5:42. 

“Mushroom stamps and Norwegian 

druggists,” by Long, Bill, 6:42-43. 

“Twenty-two different mushroom stamps 

issued by 5 countries in 1984,” by Long, 

Bill, 7:41, cover. 

“Lots of new issues,” by Long, Bill, 8:42-43. 

“Mushrooms sneak in (mycophilately),” 

18:32-33. 

“More mycological stamps arrive on the 

scene,” by Long, Bill, 22:36-37. 





Long, Bill and Connie 

“Bill Long closes his stamp business” 

(letter), by Long, Bill and Connie, 17:38. 

Lonik, Larry “Tree” 

The curious morel, R.K.T. Publishing, 1984, 

by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by 


The curious morel—mushroom hunting, 






Harley E., 39:24-25. 




Lookalikes 


13:43. 






E., 39:7. 






Ernest E., 43:37. 







58:23-24. 




“With apologies to Dracula” (letter), by 


Lowe, Josiah L. 

“Josiah L. Lowe” (obituary), by Fischer, 

David, 56:28-29. 

Lubrecht & Cramer, Ltd. 


Lubrecht, Harry 



Lubrecht, Harry and Ann 



Lubrecht, Harry and Charles 




Lucas, Suzanne 




Lugol’s reagent 

“A pharmacist discusses Melzer’s solution,” 

by Parkin, Jack, 26:29-30. 

Luminescent fungi 




13:11.




“Another luminescent Mycena,” by Norris, 

Sam, 48:11. 

“Luminous fungi,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

60:42. 

Lumper, Dr. and Mrs. S.J. 


Dr. and Mrs. S.J., 12:11-12. 

Lumper, S.J. 





Lumping and splitting 

“Every mushroom, it turns out, wasn’t 

named by the supreme being,” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 9:14-15. 



Lorelei, 11:32-35. 




Lorelei, 19:14-16. 








31:19-21. 

“Dear Gary: Best regards, Scott Redhead (an 

open letter),” by Redhead, Scott, 35:6-8. 



36:5-9. 



“Additional, seemingly useless names?” (the 

Askus Column), by Redhead, Scott and 


Lundmark, Hjordis and Mattias 

Andersson 





Luoma, Daniel L. et al 




Lycoperdon sp. 

“Are true puffballs all truly edible?” (letter), 

by Widdowson, Caryl, 6:4. 

“The Inuit don’t eat them,” by Millman, 



Joel, 73:25. 

MacFarlane, Ruth E. (Alford) 





Macleod, Fiona 

“In such places, mushrooms,” by Rogers, 


“Go to the winter woods” (poem), by 

Macleod, Fiona, 62:11. 

Macrophotography 



Madgwick, Wendy 



Magazines/journals 

“The Inside Story” (on starting Mushroom 

the Journal), by Rogers, Maggie, 1:6. 



“Subscription price is going up,” 17:14. 

The Mycologist, Bulletin of the British 

Mycological Society, by Pegler, David, 








Micologia Neotropical Aplicada (Veracruz, 

Mexico, annual), 25:31-32. 

“Coltsfoot has to be the jewelweed (among 

the poison ivy)” (brief rev), 33:38. 

Mycotaxon, an international journal of 

research..., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

35:35. 

“(Mushroom Growers Newsletter reports 

info to commercial growers for $24 a year),” 

40:28. 

“Editorial: How Mushroom the Journal 

comes to be each three months,” by Rogers, 




Maggie, 58:4. 














68:32-33. 



68:33. 










“New editor/publisher announced,” by 

Shernoff, Leon, 77:4. 

“Old editor/publisher says farewell,” by 


“You can have it all” (all 77 back issues plus 

the Big Index), 77:18. 

Maginnis, Tara 

“Hunting at a Russian dacha,” by Maginnis, 

Tara, 50:7-10. 

“Yes, species in Russian markets may 

surprise you” (letter), by Maginnis, Tara, 

51:4. 

Main dishes 






“Truffles with eggs, poultry,” 4:20. 

“Boneless stuffed chicken for two (with 

truffles) Urbani,” by Urbani, Mrs. Paul, 4:20. 

“Champagne chicken with mushrooms and 

artichoke hearts,” by Dunham, Brad, 5:26. 









7:21. 





“Turkey stuffing with mushrooms,” by 

Leibenstein, Margaret, 8:41. 


10:34. 


Mike, 13:27. 




17:17-18. 

“Oyster mushroom lasagna,” by Wells, 

Mike, 17:17. 


Mike, 17:18. 

“Chanterelle tiropitas,” 17:19. 

“Chanterelles and prawns in cream,” 17:21. 


Mike, 18:17-18. 



19:21. 

“Fettuccini with Morel and sour cream 

sauce,” by Wells, Mike, 19:22. 



“Sashlyk (skewered lamb),” 21:7. 








F., 22:33. 


packets,” 26:28-29. 


“Roast lamb or buffalo in orange cap sauce,” 

28:16. 


(Sasha), 30:6. 





30:27. 




“Chanterelles quail,” 33:17. 



“Sole with mushrooms and tomato sauce,” 

by Kirchman, Gloria, 33:20. 




John, 34:20. 






36:27. 


44:47. 



“Black beans and puffballs,” by Rosenberg, 

Rita, 49:27. 






by Levy, Faye, 51:38. 

“Nettles and morels over pasta,” by Oregon 

Mycological Society, 51:40. 



“Sunny super Sunday oven omelet,” by 





“Fried mushrooms,” 54:15. 







“Chicken and morels,” by O’Neill, Molly, 

55:8. 




Doris, 56:35. 

“Matsutake with rice,” by Phillips, Hazel, 

61:4. 




Nan, 64:18. 


67:8. 








Patrick, 68:20-21. 



68:34. 



69:11. 




“Pad Thai with wild mushrooms” (recipe), 


“Roasted mushroom chili,” by Hamilton, 

Patrick, 76:16-17. 

Malcolm, Craig and Nancy Malcolm 






Malineu, Jean-Hugues and Patrick 

Morin 




60:14-15. 

Mammals 



6:22-23. 






“Sheepwrecks” in Spore Prints, Oct. 1989 

(brief review), 28:37. 







Manchurian mushroom 

Manchurian mushroom, see Kombucha 

“mushroom,” :. 

Mandell, Terri et al 

Mushroom madness: From the wild to the 

table, Mt. Pisgah Arboretum, 1984, by 

Mandell, Terri et al, reviewed by Lindgren, 

Janet, 7:25. 

Manko, Ilga 




Maple 


maple), 64:35-36. 

Mapping 

see Fieldwork 

Marasmiellus sp. 





Harley E., 45:23.



Marasmius sp. 







Harley E., 45:23. 

March, Kathryn G. 

“Mulligatawny soup,” by March, Kathryn 

G., 24:24. 



March, Kathryn G. and Andrew L. 




Maggie, 24:23-24. 




L., 33:17-18. 

Marivigna, Maria 




67:38. 

Marketing 





Marks, David B. 



David B., 32:34-35. 

Martin, Douglas 

“Terence McKenna, `the Timothy Leary of 

the ‘90s,’ dies” (obituary), by Martin, 

Douglas, 68:30. 

Martin, G.W. 

“Slime molds are where you find them: 

McBride’s Myxomycetes, Macmillan, 1934,” 


Maser, Chris 



Matsutake 








46:14-15. 



Guin, Jerry, 58:11-13. 






E., 58:28. 




61:4. 

“Thinking of matsutake” (letter), by Phillips, 

Hazel, 61:4. 






67:34. 



68:4-5. 





Harley E., 68:18. 

“Andy Moore on more than matsutakes; a 

useful website,” by Rogers, Maggie, 69:34. 





















“Pencall responds to Gabel’s response” (U.S. 

Fish and Wildlife/CITES situation) (letter), 

by Pencall, Steven, 76:4, 35. 




McAdoo, Buck 









65:5-8, 10-12. 





McBride, Thomas Huston 




McCann, Mary Ann 

see Lampe, Kenneth F., 12:30. 

McCarthy, Eugene J. 


7:10-11. 

McCarthy, George and Sara Shepley 

The wild mushroom, a photographic 

exploration of fungi in the wild, Fountain 

Press, 1996, by McCarthy, George and Sara 

Shepley, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

67:28. 

McClure, Lisa 



McConnell, Bill and Ralph H. Kurtzman 

Jr 





McGee, Harold 




Larry, 33:30. 

McGovern, Tanya 

“Remembering Tanya (McGovern)” 

(obituary), by Stickney, Laurence M., 56:28. 

McGovern, Wendla 






Wendla, 9:25-30. 

McIntosh, Phil 



McKenna, Terence 




“McKenna didn’t predict the end of the 

world, exactly” (letter), by Perala, Nestor, 

69:39. 

McKenny, M., D.E. Stuntz, & J. 

Ammirati 





McKenny, Margaret 





McKnight, Kent 


64:34. 

McKnight, Kent and Vera 






McKnight, Kent and Vera B. 




McKnight, Vera 



McNett, Brian 

“Check out the Key Council,” by McNett, 

Brian, 51:15-16. 







Medical treatments 
















24:26-27. 

“A good old dirty trick” in The Mycolog, 

Dec. 1988, (brief review), by Peterson, John 

E., 24:29. 






Handbook of mushroom 

poisoning—Diagnosis and treatment, Rev. 

ed., CRC Press, 1994, by Spoerke, David G., 

and Barry H. Rumack, reviewed by 








Medicinal uses 


Wendla, 9:25-30. 











Harley, 31:18-19. 



36:35. 



40:27-28. 






43:18-19. 









52:18-23. 


















Meetings (not forays) 

see Conferences 

Meier, Peg 

“Lee Muggli: Ì’ve lost my eyesight, not my 

vision!’,” by Meier, Peg, 33:36-37. 

Melanotus sp. 



Melzer’s reagent 

“Melzer’s reagent available,” 6:20. 



“No more Melzers?” 23:28. 







“Melzer’s to be available,” 29:33. 

“What happened to Mycro-Solutions?” 

(letter, with answer produced by enterprising 

investigation), 41:4. 

Menser, Gary 




Gary, 19:13-14. 

“Gary Menser dies: Truffle promoter and 

author of Magic Mushroom Handbook,” by 


Mercury 



Methuen handbook of colour, 3d ed. 






Metzler, Susan 





“Little beasts, big trouble (chiggers),” by 


Metzler, Susan and Van 



by Barnhart, Harley, 37:17.




Mexico 


Mary, 3:5. 

“Maria Sabina, Indian curandura, dies in 

1985 at 97”, 11:46. 



Micologia Neotropical Aplicada (Veracruz, 

Mexico, annual), 25:31-32. 









Harley E., 67:34. 

Meyers, Ron 


names), 63:36. 

Michigan 



3:8. 







22:22-23. 

Microbiology 



52:39. 

Microfungi 




“Several thousand (fungi) per square inch,” 

70:27. 

Micrometers 

“Another benefit of NAMA membership: 

use of the official stage micrometer,” by 

Miller, Joe, 61:24. 

Microscopy 


20:17-30. 



Photography through the microscope, 

Eastman Kodak, 1980 (brief rev), reviewed 





61:12-26. 




Microstoma sp. 



Microwave ovens 





Midwest Research Institute 




Midwestern U.S. 





23:27. 

“Midwest mushrooms: A new respect for 

their hardiness,” by Burt, Bill, 23:32-33. 





Harley E., 39:12. 




Harley E., 40:23. 




Harley E., 41:21-22. 





Mikkelsen, Anne 


12:28-29. 

see Leach, Peter, 12:33. 

Milius, Susan 



Miller, Douglas F. 



Miller, Edna 



Miller, Hope 

“Hot mushroom dip especial,” by Miller, 

Hope, 32:27. 


Hope, 32:27. 


Hope, 32:27. 



Hope’s mushroom book, Mad River Press, 

1993, by Miller, Hope, reviewed by 


Miller, Joe 




Miller, Millie and Cyndi Nelson 





Miller, Orson K. Jr. and Hope 



Miller, Ruby 



Millman, Lawrence 








Millon, Marc F. 


4:20. 

Mims, C.W. 

See Alexopolous, C.J., by Mims, C.W. 

Minnesota 



“Finding them in Minnesota,” by Smith, 

Doug, 30:8. 



Minot, John 





See Ristich, Sam, 64:24-25. 

Misidentification 



“You can have real power: Supermarket 

sleuthing of mushrooms” (letter), by Stanley, 







Missouri Mycological Society 


32:38. 

Mitchel, D.H. Sam 

see Lincoff, Gary, 11:40. 

“Gone but not forgotten: Dr. Sam Mitchel,” 


Mitchell, Chris 



Models 



53:16. 


64:36-37. 



Molds 



29:29-30. 

“Molds and overreaction: 

recommendations,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

75:38. 

Molecular studies 

“Some trends in mycological research, or...,” 

by Trudell, Steve, 50:11, 13. 

Molina, Randy 

See Pilz, David, 60:19-23 

Molina, Randy et al 





Molitor, Helen 

“Half past violets,” by Molitor, Helen, 

21:38-39. 

Monitoring 




Monographs 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 




Joe, 24:23. 




31:19-21. 








Peter, 32:23-24. 











43:22. 




Harley E., 44:45-46. 




Harley E., 47:14. 




Scott A., 49:28-31. 


50:14. 
















58:26-27. 



Harley E., 59:17-19. 











65:20-21. 







67:34. 




Monomethylhydrazine (MMH) 



50:31-32. 



Montana 



Montecchi, Amer and Lazzari, Giacomo 





Moore, David 





Moore, Inga 



Inga, 20:33. 

Moore, Vern 


Moore, Vern, 38:24-25. 

Moore, Verne and Verba 



Moore-Landecker, Elizabeth 

Fundamentals of the fungi, 4th ed., Prentice 

Hall, 1995, by Moore-Landecker, Elizabeth, 


Morchella sp. 

“Here come the morels!” by Sturgeon, Walt, 

7:5-8. 


7:10-11. 



Corp.,” 13:5-6, 23-24. 




33:27-28. 



34:4. 



35:20-21. 

“Stuffed morels,” 35:20.





41:10-15. 


Mary, 50:5-6. 

“Are ‘burn morels’ a different species?” 

(letter), by Rowley, Jon, 55:4. 


55:8. 


63:40. 



Alain, 64:39. 





Denis, 70:7. 



Morels 




“The greening of a mushroom hunter,” by 

Strung, Norm, 1:17-18. 



3:8. 

“In addition to all the hoopla, Boyne City 

has mushrooms,” by Silbar, Jim, 3:9. 




7:5-8. 



7:8-10. 




7:10-11. 





7:21. 




On the road with Charles Kuralt, Putnam, 

1985 (brief review), by Kuralt, Charles, 

10:41. 




“Morels, May apples and the meaning of 

life,” by Friedman, Sara Ann, 11:5-9. 






Dana, 11:14-15. 

“Morels in the Northwest,” by Wheeler, 

Dan, 11:17. 


12:28-29. 







“Yellow morels collected in Texas” (letter), 

by Snyder, Ross, 13:4. 






soon?” 16:28. 






M., 18:26-27. 





38. 



“Shrimp and morel sauce for pasta,” by 




20:4. 








22:22-23. 

Morelling: the joys of hunting and 

preparing..., Fithian, 1987, by Evans, 

Margaret M. and Nettie L. Samuels, 





“Morels on toast with melted cheese,” 23:5. 

“What is the patented process?” 23:6. 






23:9-10. 

“Why issue patent?” (letter), by Stamets, 

Paul, 24:38. 



“How would it change your life? (Morels 

year round),” 25:6. 















Doug, 30:8. 



“North to Idaho for morels,” by Quaintance, 

Cheryl, 31:10. 



Barbara, 31:11-12. 



“Marvelous morel sundae,” 31:14. 


Hope, 32:27. 




Paul, 33:34. 

“Meanwhile, in Michigan (annual morel 

hunting contest),” 36:13. 

“Look sharp, and count!” (letter), by 


“Morels in the Sierra,” by Mott, Lillian, 

39:19. 




Harley E., 39:24-25. 








41:10-15. 

“Planning for spring: strategy and tactics,” 

43:13-15. 

“The stories are as good as collecting 

mushrooms?” by Rey, Theresa, 43:16-17. 

“Morelity” (poem), by Stewart, Michele, 

44:46. 









46:26. 

“Mushrooming with Uncle Mike,” by 

Pederson, Finn J., 47:5-6. 







49:7. 

“It was good (morel hunting) in Michigan” 

(news), 49:34. 



“Competition and territory” (morel hunting), 


“Coping with the very first morel: all the 

way to decadence, and quickly,” by 

Winiecki, Kim, 51:6. 

“You know it’s morel season when —,” by 

Evans, Larry, 51:7. 




51:21. 
















“Thompson dies” (obituary), by Rogers, 



Doris, 56:35. 

“Celery morel soup,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

57:35. 

“A Minnesota morel hunt,” by Gerenday, 

Anna, 59:33. 









Patrick, 68:20-21. 



69:9-11. 

“Alone in paradise” (A painter hunts morels 

in Russia), by Viazmenski, Alexander 

(Sasha), 72:20-21. 



Robert, 72:28-29. 










Morgan, Adrian 





Morphology 

see Stature types 



76:28-29. 

Morrell, Darby 


Darby, 5:37. 

“A day with a commercial picker,” by 

Morrell, Darby, 13:15-16. 

“The lowdown on oysters,” by Morrell, 

Darby, 16:7-8. 

Morris, Linda Lowe 



Moser, Meinhard 




Moss, Kenneth 



13:44-45. 



Kenneth, 63:10-11. 



Moss, Shea 

If you can’t eat your mushroom, take it 

dancing, 1985, by Moss, Shea, reviewed by 


Mosses 



12:22-23. 




David, 30:19-20. 





69:8. 






Mott, Lillian 

“Morels in the Sierra,” by Mott, Lillian, 

39:19. 

Mueller, Greg 




Harley E., 44:45-46. 



Mueller, Greg and Qiuxin Wu 





Mueller, Jo 

Cooking your own mushrooms, Garden Way 

Publishing, 1976, by Mueller, Jo, reviewed 

by Rogers, Maggie, 7:22.

Muggli, Lee 

“Master carver,” by Muggli, Lee, 9:21-22. 


Lee, 13:15. 


13:43. 







“Lee Muggli: Ì lost my eyesight, not my 

vision’” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 

45:24-25. 



Multi-access keys 

see Keys 

Mulvey, Michaeline 



52:6. 

Murrill, William Alphonso 

“William Alphonso Murrill: A superb field 

man, he founded Mycologia,” by Stein, 

Philip B., 12:15-17. 

“`The Naturalist’ hunted jaybirds and visited 

friends in Europe” (excerpt from 

autobiography), by Murrill, William 

Alphonso, 12:17. 

“`The Naturalist’ hunted jaybirds and visited 

friends in Europe” (excerpt from 

autobiography), by Murrill, William 

Alphonso, 12:17. 


60:42. 

Muscarine 



Mushroom compost 



Mushroom displays 














69:35-36. 



77:37. 

Mushroom festivals 



3:8. 





M., 10:41. 





Mushroom houses 




Mushroom papers 

see Papermaking 

Mushroom pickers’ disease 





Mushroom picking 





69:9-11. 



70:5-6. 


Denis, 70:7. 













Mushroom shows 

see Mushroom displays 

Mushroom societies 





68:17-18. 

Mushroom tastings 

“Colorado mushroom tasting may change,” 

6:20. 




Larry, 64:9-10. 



65:12. 




“Tasting and trying strategies differ,” 70:25. 



Denis, 77:35-36. 

Mushroom the Journal 








“Nothing, including Mushroom the Journal, 

goes on forever,” by Coombs, Don and 


Mushroom whistles 



Mushroomers 






Maggie, 13:40-41. 




“American mushroom hunters are coming!” 

by Nakaznuk, Natasha, 26:12-13. 









38:21-22. 



Rogers, eds., 40:15-20. 




58:5-7,9-10. 



59:7,9,11-14. 




Mushrooms in literature 

“A call for literature” (letter), by Rose, 

David, 60:4. 





71:38. 



75:21-23. 

Mussels 


Freda, 14:29-30. 

Mutualism 




36:17-18. 



Mycelium 





Duke, Jim, 37:31. 


42:27-28. 

“A mushroom manifesto (the hidden web of 

life),” by Stamets, Paul, 66:7-10. 

“Mycelium can protect your property in 

more than one way” (letter), by Stamets, 

Paul, 72:4. 

“Fungi of mines and caves,” by Rose, David, 

73:28-29. 

Mycena sp. 






Ernest E., 43:37. 


Sam, 48:11. 

Mycofiltration 




Mycologia (journal) 



Philip B., 12:15-17. 


Gene, 47:18. 

Mycological Society of America 



41:17-19. 

A brief history of mycology in North 

America, Friends of the Farlow, 1981 (brief 

rev), by Rogers, Donald P., 42:34. 





58:32-33. 










70:9-11. 

“MSA meets with APS, SON in UT” 

(Mycological Society of America meets with 

phytopaths, nematodists), by Trudell, Steve, 

74:20-21. 

Mycological Society of San Francisco 


groups,” 16:11. 










“MSSF policy on Phytopthora ramorum,” 

by Mycological Society of San Francisco, 

74:19. 




Mycological consultants 



Mycological libraries 

“Stuntz’ books may stay at university 

(endangered mycological library),” 3:10. 





53:35. 





Mycological societies 



2:5-7. 


19:22-23. 

“Vermont mushroomers organize,” 37:35. 



Vail E., 48:8. 

“NAMA goes on record,” by North 

American Mycological Association, 51:8. 

“Is that a mushroom or a toadstool?” (New 

mushroom club in West Virginia), by Norris, 

Sam, 55:19. 




56:21-22. 

Mycological surveys 










72:23-28. 

Mycologists 



“Two kinds of mycologist,” 9:9. 

Mycologists and other taxa, Lubrecht and 

Cramer, 1984, by Singer, Martha, reviewed 




11:18-20. 



Philip B., 12:15-17. 



“Legacies: Alex Smith leaves the best of 

memories,” by Rogers, Maggie, 15:17-18. 



“Truffles and wild edible fungi,” 19:33-34. 

Mycological contributions: 70th birthday, 

Clark T. Rogerson, NYBotanical Garden 

Memoirs, v. 49, by Samuels, Gary J., ed., 

reviewed by Stein, Phil, 24:32. 




“Dr. Lampe dies,” 28:9.






Rogers, eds., 40:15-20. 

“Rolf Singer: Pushing the younger folk to go 

faster, get more done,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

43:34. 


Gary, 44:49. 





“What should you do if you’ve found a new 

species? And who can you trust?” (Ask the 

Pros Column), by Redhead, Scott and 

Lorelei Norvell, 57:11, 13-16. 



Redhead, 60:5,7,9. 



Norvell, 65:27-29. 



et al., 66:14-15. 



Norvell, 67:18-21. 








69:32-33. 

“Skip the textbooks: University websites,” 








74:13. 







74:20-21. 



John, 77:7-9. 




Mycology 




24:36-37. 




27:27-28. 
















Harley E., 52:15. 







In the company of mushrooms: a biologist’s 

tale, Harvard U. Press, 1997, by Schaechter, 

Elio, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

56:19. 






58:32-33. 



59:28. 







Gary, 68:7-8. 






70:9-11. 




















Mycophilately 

See also Stamps 

“Bill Long closes his stamp business” 

(letter), by Long, Bill and Connie, 17:38. 

“Mushrooms sneak in (mycophilately),” 

18:32-33. 

“More mycological stamps arrive on the 

scene,” by Long, Bill, 22:36-37. 


24:15-16. 

“Mushroom stamps closer to home 

(Canada),” 24:16. 






“The Russians like mushrooms and 

mushroom stamps, too,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

26:15-16. 



“Beautiful mushroom stamps,” by Rogers, 


“Stamps from troubled countries,” 35:38. 



“Recent mycophilately,” 41:37. 

“New stamps (mushroom stamps from 

Antigua & Barbuda and Moldova),” 53:32. 

“How would you classify these?” 

(Mushroom stamps), 55:39. 



57:33, 40. 



62:22. 



Alan W., 62:28-29. 









63:40. 






“Jim Tolbert says no” (to David O’Brien’s 

USPS mushroom stamp queries), 65:33. 

“Recently issued stamps: Cyprus,” 65:36. 

Mycophobia 



“What do these writers know?” by Rogers, 






Alan W., 62:28-29. 

Mycoremediation 



“A novel approach to farm waste 

management (mycoberms),” by Stamets, 

Paul, 70:21-22. 



Paul, 72:4. 

Mycorrhizae 

See also Mycorrhizas 


4:11-14. 





19:10-11. 


Gary, 19:13-14. 






42:27-28. 





44:1. 



44:7-8. 

The biological component: Nursery pests, 

mycorrhizae, Ag. Handbook 674, Mar. ‘90 

(brief rev), by U.S. Forest Service, 44:51. 





58:32-33. 

“Notes on mycorrhizal references,” by 









“Mycorrhizal fungus fruiting” (poem), by 


Mycorrhizas 

See also Mycorrhizae 











71:9-14. 












Mycro-Solutions 

“What happened to Mycro-Solutions?” 

(letter, with answer produced by enterprising 

investigation), 41:4. 

Mysiewicz, Tom 



Mysteries 

“There ARE toadstools in murder 


“There are toadstools in murder mysteries 

(Part II),” by Reinert, R.E., 43:9-12. 

I is for innocent, Fawcett Crest, 1992, (brief 

rev), by Grafton, Sue, reviewed by Rogers, 


“More mushrooms in mystery stories,” by 

Reinert, R.E., 54:5,7. 

“Gnomes under mushrooms?” 63:35-36. 



65:12. 



Myxobacteria 



Myxomycetes 








Harley E., 45:21-22. 


















Harley E., 60:13. 

“Schenella found in Mexico,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 61:8. 








66:18-19. 






66:30-31.












NAMA 

See also North American Mycological 

Association 






NAMA Forays 



Maggie, 1:43-45. 







38:21-22. 

NAMA Mushroom Poisoning Case 

Registry 






10:44-45. 

“NAMA poison (reporting) form,” 12:44-45. 



W., 15:10. 

“NAMA’s annual poisoning report: People 

involved zooms to 174”, 38:20. 



NAMA Task Force on Cultivation 

“Brochure: Gardening with mushrooms,” by 

NAMA Task Force on Cultivation, 39:36. 

NAMA Toxic Mushroom Poster 



NAMA mushroom watch 


Walt, 10:35. 

NAMA photography contest 

“Thirty-five slides win NAMA awards,” 

22:36. 



Harley E., 48:16. 

Nabhan, Gary Paul 




Nagyvary, Joseph 


origin,” 12:12. 

Nail fungus 



Nakaznuk, Natasha 



Name changes 



“Name changes: A current list,” by Norvell, 






15:13-15. 







Maggie, 52:12-13. 


Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. 



Redhead, 55:11, 13. 



Redhead, 60:5,7,9. 






38. 



66:5-6. 







Gary, 67:16-17. 






“One last howl (maybe),” by Trudell, Steve, 

74:19. 





“New names for Arora: a website list of 75 

name changes,” 75:36. 

Naming 









Nannenga Bremekamp, N.E. 




National Aeronautics & Space Agency 


41:36. 

National Mushroom Week (October) 


10:30. 

National Park Service 




“Forest Service acts quietly (to develop 

special forest products management plan),” 

by Pencall, Steven, 47:15. 

“Park Service still may ban collecting; draft 

regulations not released yet,” by Norton, 

Mark, 48:7-8. 

“Park Service regulations still on hold,” by 


“Park Service backs off on National Park 

picking,” by Norton, Mark, 53:13. 



National Public Radio 



National forests 

see Forests 

National parks 

see Parks 

Native American usage 


Wendla, 9:25-30. 


Diana, 9:29. 
















Natural history 

Mushrooms, a National Audubon Society 

Nature Program booklet, Nelson Doubleday, 

1957, by Vishniac, Roman and Donald P. 

Rogers, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

6:30-31. 

The tugman’s passage, Penguin Books, 

1982, by Hoagland, Edward, reviewed by 





Thoreau’s method: A handbook for nature 

study, Prentice Hall, 1985, by Pepi, David, 








12:31-32. 




Maggie, 13:40-41. 




15:31. 



Ruth, 16:32. 



19:35-36. 

A nature diary, Viking, 1985, by Adams, 

Richard (brief review), 22:29-30. 

On nature: Nature, landscape and natural 

history, North Point Press, 1987, by Halpern, 

Daniel, ed., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

23:30-32. 









Night life: Nature from dusk to dawn, Little, 

Brown, 1990, by Kappel-Smith, Diana, 




28:27. 









38:37-38. 




39:18. 



Maggie, 46:30-31. 




Wildflower, North America’s Magazine of 

Wild Flora, Can. Wildflower Soc. (journal), 




52:39. 









59:28. 




60:14-15. 



68:32-33. 



Nature 





Nature and man 





Neill, William J. 

See Bessette, Arleen R. 

Nelson, Cindi 

see Miller, Millie, 13:39-40. 

Nelson, Edith 










Edith, 22:9. 

“No truffle dogs in Arkansas—why not?” by 

Nelson, Edith, 23:11-12. 

“McIlvaine, did you hear what Orson said?” 

in Arkansas Fungi, Jan./Feb. 1989 (brief 










Nematodes 




Neogen Corp. (Mich.) 


soon?” 16:28. 





Neubert, Hermann, et al 





Harley E., 45:21-22. 





New Brunswick, Canada 


squirrel), by Poirier, Nelson, 77:39.

New England 




New Jersey 




New Mexico 


Chuck, 16:15-17. 

New Mexico Mycological Society 





New York 

“Vagabonding in New York,” by Bakaitis, 

Bill, 5:22. 


5:22-23. 


Bill, 33:35. 


38:4, 37. 



New York Mycological Society 



Maggie, 37:9-11. 



38:5-9. 

New Zealand 










Newsletters 



“Managing mushrooms and timber: PNW 

Research Station free research publications,” 

71:37-38. 

Newswriting 











48:29-30. 

Nidularia sp. 



Niemela, Tuomo and Yu-Chen Dai 



Nigeria 




Nolanea sp. 




Scott A., 49:28-31. 

Nolthenius, Juergan and Cecilia 





Nomenclature 

“Names do matter: Nomenclature and von 

Linne,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 7:15-16. 



Lorelei, 9:14-15. 










Philip B., 12:15-17. 

“McIlvaine, did you hear what Orson said?” 

in Arkansas Fungi, Jan./Feb. 1989 (brief 




34:18. 







36:5-9. 









“An area of great nomenclatural change 

(polypores),” by Sturgeon, Walt, 47:20-21. 


Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. 



Redhead, 55:11, 13. 

“Why no agreement on agreement?” (Ask 

the Pros Column), by Norvell, Lorelei and 




Redhead, 60:5,7,9. 















64:13-15. 



Norvell, 65:27-29. 



68:4-5. 




Non-interbreeding species 

see Biological species 

Non-native species 







52:24-27. 

Nonis, U. 




Noordeloos, Machiel E. 

See Antonin, Vladimir 




Noordeloos, ed. et al. 





Nordic countries 




Norris, Sam 




Sam, 48:11. 

“Is that a mushroom or a toadstool?” (New 

mushroom club in West Virginia), by Norris, 

Sam, 55:19. 



North American Mycological 

Association 

See also NAMA 









9:7-8. 



“NAMA approves overpick study,” 9:11. 





14:5. 

“Mushroom regulation opposed by Pencall” 









Ben, 22:25-26. 



22:26. 



“Sturgeon honored by NAMA,” 26:34. 


30:7-8. 

“Maggie Rogers honored at NAMA foray,” 

30:32. 

“Now’s a good time to join NAMA” (letter), 

35:37. 








63:30. 


65:26. 











“NAMA forays in Minnesota, confronts drop 

in membership,” by Coombs, Don, 73:14. 



Maggie, 73:14-16. 

North American Truffling Society 






Maggie, 19:29-30. 






by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 



Adrian R., 63:18-19. 

“Those furry things (northern flying 

squirrels) are major players,” 70:28. 

“Not only website but cartoons about 

trufflers, truffling,” 74:39. 

North Carolina 







Northeast Mycological Foray 







70:9-11. 

Northeastern Canada 




Northeastern U.S. 







Maggie, 23:27-28. 





Peter, 32:23-24. 




Harley E., 39:12. 




58:25-26. 












Northern flying squirrels 



Norton, Mark 











Mark, 48:7-8. 





Norton, Mark and Larry Stickney 



Norton, Mark and Larry Stickney, 41:33-34.

Norvell, Lorelei 

See also under Norvell and Redhead, Scott 

See also under Redhead, Scott and Norvell 



2:5-7. 


3:17-21. 



4:28-29. 





6:22-23. 







Lorelei, 9:14-15. 








Lorelei, 11:32-35. 





“Poisonings I have known,” by Norvell, 

Lorelei, 13:17-23. 


Lorelei, 14:14-16. 



15:13-15. 





Lorelei, 18:19-21. 


Lorelei, 19:14-16. 

“An unusual season,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 

22:15-17. 





“The herbarium and how it breeds,” by 


“Recipe for your very own herbarium,” by 






“Pinus, being masculine—” (correction), by 




Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead 


Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. 






Redhead, 55:11, 13. 






Redhead, 60:5,7,9. 







64:13-15. 




Norway 





Nutrient exchange 




Nutrition 






O’Brien, David 



O’Neill, Molly 


55:8. 

Oak trees 



“The spectre of Mucho Destructo” (Sudden 

oak death), by Rust, David, 73:10-12. 

Obituaries 



1985 at 97”, 11:46. 










“Henry Pavelek, 1917-1987”, by Rogers, 




25:20-21. 



“Dr. Lampe dies,” 28:9. 




“Ansel Hartley Stubbs: Living long with 

mushrooms,” by Rogers, Maggie, 36:27. 



“Also lost to future forays: Jennie Schmitt,” 

36:28. 

“Goodbye, Philip Stein,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

37:37. 



38:5-9. 







43:34. 





Gary, 44:49. 



45:24-25. 

“Ellen Trueblood: 6,500 collections during 

30 years,” (obituary), by Roger, Judy, 45:25. 



“Dr. George Waitkins dies” (obituary), 

48:34. 

“Wonderful, feisty Helen Smith is no longer 

with us” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 

49:8. 

“Jack Parkin, Ontario pharmacist, dies” 




“Mike Wells, cultivator, cook, tale-teller” 


“In memory of Dr. Leo” (obituary of Leo 

Tanghe), by Rogers, Maggie, 61:14. 




“Three mushroomers no longer with us: Bud 

Schwartz” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 

61:31. 


64:34. 


65:26. 



et al., 66:14-15. 


67:21. 








69:32-33. 





69:39. 









“Lynn Payer remembered” (obituary), 74:39. 




Obradovich, Kathie 





Odors 

“Another sense? Bringing your nose into 

play can help,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 8:45-46. 

“Dark skinned people are more sensitive to 

scents,” 8:46. 






Oei, Peter 

Mushroom cultivation, 2nd ed., TOOL 

Books, by Oei, Peter, reviewed by Arnold, 

Ralph, 54:23. 




Ohio Mushroom Society 




Olympic Peninsula, Wash. 

“Mushroom vagabonding...the Olympic 

Peninsula,” by Roger, Judy, 1:20-21. 

Omphalotus sp. 


13:11. 


13:43. 

Ontario, Canada 



Orchids 



Peter, 39:37-38. 



Ordish, George 




12:31-32. 

Oregon 





17:5-6. 


Lorelei, 18:19-21. 



by Trappe, James, 23:10-11. 

“More regulation: Oregon forests require 

permits,” by Rogers, Maggie, 24:10-12. 





“Summary of rules for commercial picking, 

Malheur Nat. Forest,” by Volk, Tom, 34:19. 




37:33. 



Adrian R., 63:18-19. 



Oregon Mycological Society 







Wells, Mike, 14:27-29. 


groups,” 16:11. 





Lorelei, 18:19-21. 









Oriental mushrooms 



“Hot and sour soup No. 1 and No. 2,” 6:38. 







Orr, Robert T. and Dorothy B. 




Osaki, Robert 




Robert, 19:18-19. 

Oursler, Fulton, Jr. 

“Lots of spores, lots of species claimed by 

Reader’s Digest editor” (letter), by Oursler, 

Fulton, Jr., 13:4, 42.

Overpicking 

see Commercial harvesting 

Ower, Ronald 



Corp.,” 13:5-6, 23-24. 

Oxyporus sp. 



“Opportunity knocks!” (Find a Noble 

Polypore), 32:11. 


Don, 33:5-8. 



41:7. 



Maggie, 52:12-13. 

Oyster mushrooms 




Darby, 16:7-8. 


and herbs,” by Diamond, Chris, 40:30. 



Pace, Giuseppe 




Harley E., 62:17-18. 

Pacific Islands 


24:15-16. 

Pacific Northwest 

Twelve mushroom hunts in western 

Washington, Pipeline Books, 1984, by 

Downing, Don, reviewed by Rogers, 

Maggie, 6:30. 





Dan, 11:17. 


Freda, 14:29-30. 



31:15-16. 










Celebrate the Pacific Northwest, hunting 

mushrooms, v.l, Spring and Summer, PNW 

Mushroom Co., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:25. 






Harley E., 43:23-24. 



56:14-16. 






Janet, 60:28-40. 



64:18. 



65:5-8, 10-12. 



71:37-38. 



Pacific Northwest Key Council 



“Thirty-two from the PNW Key Council 

(list),” 3:25. 


Brian, 51:15-16. 





Janet, 60:28-40. 




Pacioni, Giovanni (Gary Lincoff, ed.) 





Packrats 



Paddy straw mushroom 



Pahlow, M. 




Painting 



Robert, 59:15-16. 








(Sasha), 72:20-21. 

Paleomycology 



76:33. 

Palm, Mary and Ignacio H. Chapela, 

eds. 





Harley E., 56:19-20. 

Palmer, Julius 




“Julius Palmer reached a wide audience 

(obituary),” by Rogers, Maggie, 55:22. 

Panaeolus sp. 

Psilocybin mushrooms of the world, 10 

Speed Press, 1996, by Stamets, Paul, 


Papermaking 



“Paper the color of cocoa well-laced with 

cream,” by Rogers, Maggie, 34:22. 







57:38. 

Parasitizing 





24:13-14. 






51:9, 11. 



Parker, Alan 






Parker, Drew 






Parker, Harriette 




49:25. 

Parkin, Jack 





“Jack Parkin honored with NAMA award,” 

37:4. 





“Jack Parkin, Ontario pharmacist, dies” 


“Cleaning cover slips and microscope 

slides,” by Parkin, Jack, 62:39. 

Parks 



6:41-42. 

(Letter regarding Steve Brill’s use of NYC 

parks for foraging classes), by Stern, Henry 

J., 6:41. 



Pastas 

See Breads/pastas 

Pastries 

see Breads/pastries 

See Breads/pastries 

Patents 



Corp.,” 13:5-6, 23-24. 





38. 

“What is the patented process?” 23:6. 


Paul, 24:38. 



Pathogenic fungi 



“Yosemite Valley due for great change,” 

15:18. 


Boa, Judy, 15:38. 


19:19-20. 





by Fox, R.T.V., 34:33. 




36:17-18. 

“Studies of Piptoporus spore invasion of 

birches” in The Mycologist, Aug.’93 (brief 

rev), by Schwarze, Francis, 43:36. 














48:28-29. 





Pathogens 


maple), 64:35-36. 





Pauli, Richard 



Pavelek, Henry 



Pavelek, Henry and Wanda 


Wanda, 4:20. 

Paxillus sp. 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 

Payer, Lynn 



“Lynn Payer remembered” (obituary), 74:39. 

Payne, Roz 

“In Vermont you can still pick mushrooms,” 

(letter), by Payne, Roz, 49:4. 

Pearson, Bob 


Bob, 19:23. 

Pearson, Lorentz C. 




Peck, Charles H. 




Pederson, Finn J. 

“Mushrooming with Uncle Mike,” by 

Pederson, Finn J., 47:5-6. 

Peele, Stephen L. 





Pegler, David 

The Mycologist, Bulletin of the British 

Mycological Society, by Pegler, David, 


Pegler, David and B. Spooner 




39:18. 

Pegler, David and Brian Spooner 




Pegler, David et al 




Harley E., 52:29. 

Pei, Mario A. 

see Rogers, Donald A., 4:10. 

Pellegrini, Angelo 



Mike, 20:12-13. 



Mike, 20:12-13.

Pencall, Steven 



“FDA proposal for mushroom regulation 

ill-advised” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 14:4. 





“My most memorable mushroom hunt,” by 

Pencall, Steven, 23:31. 





46:4, 34. 
















Pennsylvania 



People to People Committee on Fungi 



Pepi, David 




Perala, Nestor 



69:39. 

Perigord truffles 




Permaculture 



Permits 


Perry, Rebecca A. 



53:35. 

Persson, Olle 




Peschel, Keewaydinoquay 





Pesticides 



Petermeier, Jerry 

see Ratzloff, John, 10:37. 


Petersen, Ron 







Petersen, Ronald H. 




Peterson, Jeanne 




Peterson, John E. 



E., 24:29. 

Peterson, Pete 


Peterson, Pete, 22:29. 

Petty, William H. 



24:13-14. 



Pfister, Donald H. 



Phaeocollybia sp. 






43:22. 







Phaeolepiota sp. 




Phares, Donald 



66:4. 

Phenology 




Lorelei, 14:14-16. 

“Half past violets,” by Molitor, Helen, 

21:38-39. 




Doug, 30:8. 






52:6. 


70:27. 



71:5-7. 




Joel, 73:25. 





Philippet, Maurice 



Phillips, Hazel 


Hazel, 61:4. 


61:4. 

Phillips, Roger 

See Land, Leslie, by Phillips, Roger 













39:18. 




Pholiota sp. 



13:44-45. 



Photographic equipment 


Harley E., 33:29-30. 










36:20-21. 

“Shooting mushrooms—slides or prints?” in 

McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by Trudell, 

Steve, 36:35. 


Harley E., 37:15-16. 

“A mushroom photographer’s tool kit,” by 


“Be nice to your NiCads,” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 40:29. 

“Exposure meters—now smarter, but only a 

bit!” by Barnhart, Harley E., 41:25. 


Harley E., 42:17-18. 

“Your visible means of support probably 

should have three legs (tripods),” by 






“A tripod is just a tripod unless it’s a 

Benbo,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 51:33-34. 

“The Camera Bag” (protecting film from 

X-rays), by Barnhart, Harley E., 54:25-26. 

“In praise of cheap?” (the Camera Bag 

Column on lenses), by Barnhart, Harley E., 

55:17-18. 

“Clarifications and a confession” (the 

Camera Bag Column), by Barnhart, Harley 

E., 56:13. 

“These two filters aren’t exactly essential, 

but—” (the Camera Bag Column), by 


Photographs 

see Illustrations 

Photography 

“NAMA photography contest, 1983,” 1:10. 



“Fifty seven transparencies picked as 

NAMA winners,” 14:6. 

“Photographing fungi” in The Mycologist, 

Apr. 1989, pp. 84-85 (brief review), by 

Dickson, Gordon, 25:30. 




Taking better mushroom pictures, Triangle 

Area Mushroom Club, 1990, by Givens, 

Kerry, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 28:25. 




Electronic flash, Eastman Kodak, 1987 

(brief rev), reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

32:29. 

The manual of close-up photography, 

Amphoto, 1979 (brief rev), by Lefkowitz, 

Lester, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29. 

Mastering composition and light, Kodak 

Library of Creative Photography, 1984 (brief 

rev), reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 

32:29-30. 

Kodak guide to 35mm photography, Eastman 

Kodak, 1989 (brief rev), reviewed by 


Creative lighting, Seattle Filmworks, 1988 

(brief rev), by Di Sante, Theodore, reviewed 


Close-ups in nature, Amphoto, 1987 (brief 

rev), by Shaw, John, reviewed by Barnhart, 


Close-up photography, Eastman Kodak, 

1989 (brief rev), reviewed by Barnhart, 


The book of close-up photography, Knopf, 



How to compose better photos, H.P. Books, 

1981 (brief rev), reviewed by Barnhart, 


Photography through the microscope, 

Eastman Kodak, 1980 (brief rev), reviewed 


Photographing nature—fungi, Argus Books, 




Harley E., 33:29-30. 










36:20-21. 



Steve, 36:35. 




Harley E., 37:15-16. 


37:36. 

“Backlight and background light,” by 



Harley E., 42:17-18. 












Harley E., 48:16. 




“The long and short of depth of field,” by 


“Can this slide be saved?” by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 53:23-24. 





“Be reminded that you may need a 

(photography) reminder list” (the Camera 

Bag Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 59:22. 






The wild mushroom, a photographic 

exploration of fungi in the wild, Fountain 

Press, 1996, by McCarthy, George and Sara 

Shepley, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

67:28. 

“(Photographic film) reciprocity law failure 

fixed?” (Camera Bag Column), by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 69:22.

“Reciprocity failure revisited” (Camera Bag 

Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 70:18. 











77:37. 



77:38-39. 



Photosynthesis 




Phytophthora sp. 



by Fox, R.T.V., 34:33. 

Phytopthora 



Phytopthora sp. 





74:19. 





“Sudden Oak Death—spreading?” 76:32. 

Picking permits 


Pickling 


Piekenbrock, Roxie 






19:21. 





Pilat, Albert 

Pilz-taschenatlas (Mushroom pocket atlas), 

1976, by Pilat, Albert, reviewed by Dow, 

Anne, 8:34. 

Pilobolus sp. 





25:34. 





61:31. 

Pilz, David and Randy Molina 




Pines 




Pins to hold labels 



Piptoporus sp. 







Plants 







Pleurotus sp. 













12:29. 




Darby, 16:7-8. 


Mike, 17:17. 


17:17-18. 


22:19-21. 


Peterson, Pete, 22:29. 


packets,” 26:28-29. 





45:15-18. 

















Plischke, John 


Pochocki, Ethel 




Poems 




“Two poems,” by Cage, John, 38:7. 

“Walking the earth” (poem), by Lohmann, 

Jeanne, 40:34. 

Foraging, Wesleyan U. Press, 1986, by 

Young, David, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

42:35. 


44:46. 




David, 60:4. 

“Winter dreams” (poem), by Tillman, Joe, 

62:4. 








Pohl, Ursula 



Poirier, Nelson 



Poison ivy 




Poisoning reports 











“Colorado mushroom tasting may change,” 

6:20. 








10:44-45. 








Maggie, 12:33-34. 






Lorelei, 13:17-23. 



W., 15:10. 




19:27. 



21:27-30. 



22:10-11. 



6-year-old girl,” by Kroeger, Paul, 22:31. 






24:26-27. 


















“Mushroom mixup at San Francisco 

restaurant” in Mycena News, Nov. 1990 

(brief review), 31:32-33. 




Paul, 33:34. 


Bill, 33:35. 





“NAMA’s annual poisoning report: People 

involved zooms to 174”, 38:20. 

“So what’s the real story behind those 

poisonings in Russia?” 38:28. 















50:31-32. 



51:4. 








58:5-7,9-10. 

“More poisonings reported in Russia” 

(letter), by Steffes, Julie, 61:4. 












Poisoning treatments 

see Medical treatments 

Polenta 





Polese, Jean-Louis and J. Lamaison 





Polese, Jean-Marie 





Policies 



Polyozellus sp. 


Walt, 13:13-14. 


Robin, 29:5-6. 

Polypores 

“Polypore potage with leeks,” by Wells, 

Mike, 19:22. 

“Polyporus sulphureus soup,” by Wells, 

Mike, 19:22. 




Rice, Miriam, 34:21-22.



“World record artist’s conk 51x24x14 

inches” (photo), by Ristich, Sam, 44:52. 








57:38. 









73:28-29. 





Polyporus tuberaster 




Pomerleau, René 



Poronia sp. 


Bermuda),” 56:33-34. 



Portobello (bolete) 




Postcards 





Posters 




“The bear wants you to be careful out there,” 

12:21. 

“An exceptional mushroom poster,” 35:34. 

“Posters now available in U.S.: (Poisonous 

fungi, edible fungi, mosses, lichens),” 40:31. 














Potter, Beatrix 

The art of Beatrix Potter, Warne, 1955 (brief 

rev), 34:34. 




Prah, Joe 

“...let’s provide pronunciation in the field 

guides” (letter), by Prah, Joe, 68:5. 

Prairie States Mushroom Club 



33:27-28. 



69:32-33. 

Pratchett, Terry 

The light fantastic, New American Library, 

1988 (brief review), by Pratchett, Terry, 

24:25. 

Precipitation 





Preservation 



“Morels in the fall?” by Rogers, Maggie, 

4:31. 



Sam, 6:5-8. 





“Too many mushrooms?” by Dow, Anne, 

9:31-34. 
















16:19-21. 


23:17-18. 









40:24-26. 





Start mushrooming—the easiest way to start 

collecting 6 edible mushrooms, Adventure 

Pubs., by Tekiela, Stan and Karen Shanberg, 




41:23-24. 







“You can preserve those mushrooms” (when 

you get too many), by Fortin, Richard, 

54:14-15. 






Kish, Joe, 58:30-31. 



Kish, Joe, 60:4,42. 



Pressure cookers 



25:23. 

“Improvise with what you have,” by 

Stampfer, Ted, 25:24. 



Roy, 51:35-36. 

Prices 


by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 



Guin, Jerry, 58:11-13. 




E., 58:28. 



Priest, Kay 




Promotion of mushrooms 

“Truffles Street (naming streets),” by 

Rawlinson, Pat, 34:36. 




Pronunciation 






Maggie, 17:20-23. 



Przybylowics, Paul and John Donoghue 




23:26. 

Psathyrella sp. 






Pseudohydnum sp. 


29:32-33. 

Psilocybe sp. 










Lewis “Skip,” 49:4, 38. 






Psilocybin sp. 




Psychoactive mushrooms 



“Grower talk: Conversations on cultivating 

mushrooms,” 5:7-13. 



6:22-23. 




1985 at 97”, 11:46. 


Jack, 15:11-13. 























Harley E., 44:45. 










58:15,17-22. 


58:17. 













E., 59:19-20. 





“Skip,” 61:4. 




E., 61:34-35. 












Puffballs 





E., 24:29. 





Rita, 49:27. 




Harley E., 52:29. 





Puget Sound Mycological Society 






Purce, Dianne 

“(Mycomania) If it’s a disease, it’s one with 

pleasant aspects,” by Purce, Dianne, 11:44.

Quaintance, Cheryl 




13:11. 

“North to Idaho for morels,” by Quaintance, 

Cheryl, 31:10. 

Quast, Jay C. 


Jay C., 23:36. 

Quebec, Canada 







58:26-27. 

Quorn (Fusarium sp.) 



Radioactivity in fungi 








“He surrendered them without argument” 

(letter), by Weidner, D. Randy, 33:4. 



48:29-30. 

Raillere, Michele and Marcel Gannaz 





Harley E., 70:17-18. 

Rainis, Arleen 

“After the hurricane,” by Rainis, Arleen, 

26:22-23. 

Rains, Stephen D. 



D., 12:20-21. 

Ramaria sp. 


Larry, 63:14-15. 





Harley E., 70:17-18. 




Rare and endangered species 






62:22. 



















Ratzloff, John 





Ratzloff, John and Jerry Petermeier 




10:37. 

Rawlinson, Pat 

“Truffles Street (naming streets),” by 

Rawlinson, Pat, 34:36. 

Raymo, Chet 



28:27. 

Reader’s Digest 



Fulton, Jr., 13:4, 42. 

Recipes 

see Appetizers or Breads or Desserts or Main 

dishes or Sauces or Soups or Preservation 







15:30-31. 


Mike, 16:18-19. 








40:27-28. 









58:23-24. 





59:21. 
















Patrick, 64:11-12. 



Nan, 64:18. 



64:18. 



65:14-15. 






67:8. 


67:8. 





67:23-24. 









Harley E., 67:34. 




67:38. 



68:19-21. 



Patrick, 68:20-21. 



68:34. 



69:9-11. 



69:11. 



73:4-5. 





73:5. 



73:12-14. 

Redhead, Scott 

See also under Redhead and Norvell, Lorelei 

See also under Norvell, Lorelei and Redhead 







ed., 40:11-12. 





38. 





68:4-5. 



Redhead, Scott and Lorelei Norvell 













Norvell, 65:27-29. 



Norvell, 67:18-21. 





Reference books 




Maggie, 17:20-23. 




30:22-23. 















Harley E., 39:5-18. 











42:23. 




Harley E., 43:19, 22. 




Harley E., 52:29. 




61:33-34. 




61:36. 







Marie, 64:26-34. 











71:38. 





















Regulation 



4:5. 

“Forever unpicked: Interpreting regulations,” 




6:41-42.



J., 6:41. 

























Don, 16:7. 






17:5-6. 








Don, 18:22. 







“No regulation yet,” 19:26. 











25:4, 38. 



Maggie, 28:12-13. 

Harvesting edible wild mushrooms in British 

Columbia, B.C. Ministry of Forests (brief 

review), 28:37. 



“Ticketed” in Mycena News, Oct. 1990 

(brief rev), 30:17. 




37:33. 









Dan, 41:4, 38. 


















45:9-11. 













Alan E., 48:7-8. 



Mark, 48:7-8. 



Vail E., 48:8. 

“In Vermont you can still pick mushrooms,” 

(letter), by Payne, Roz, 49:4. 





49:37. 







52:24-27. 



“Definitely not chanterelles!” by Brown, 










Michael W., 65:13-14. 

“Tasting and trying strategies differ,” 70:25. 








Reinert, R.E. 


Reinert, R.E., 24:5-7. 





“More mushrooms in mystery stories,” by 

Reinert, R.E., 54:5,7. 



Reishi 




Harley, 31:18-19. 



Renshaw, Larry 




“Cleaning mushrooms” in Spores Afield, 

Aug. 1989, by Renshaw, Larry, 27:36-37. 




Repellants 

“Slugs and mushrooms” (odor repellant by 

mushrooms), by Wood, William F., 76:32. 

Reprinted books 



Reproduction 


Bob, 76:19. 

Research 












41:10-15. 


41:36. 



45:9-11. 



Alan E., 48:7-8. 




Maggie, 50:18-19. 


Brian, 51:15-16. 









Harley E., 68:18. 



71:37-38. 

Research reviews 



58:32-33. 

“The Forest Sciences Lab measures up” 

(with publications), by Rogers, Maggie, 

59:25-26. 








74:20-21. 




Resources 






Marie, 64:26-34. 

Restaurants 







Rey, Theresa 



Rhabdomyolysis 


74:13. 

Rhizopus sp. 



Roy, 51:35-36. 

Rhoades, Fred 




9:16-20. 

“PC-Taxon,” by Rhoades, Fred, 36:30. 



Fred, 76:29-30. 

Rhytisma sp. 



Rice, Miriam 

“Mushrooms for color: A new column,” by 






Richardson, Charles S. and Michael K. 




Richardson, John 

see Sundberg, Walter J., 40:23. 

Richter, Dana 






Richter, Joachim 

Dr. Oetker pilzkochbuch (Dr. Oetker’s 

mushroom cookbook), 1983, by Richter, 

Joachim, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:33. 

Richter, Nora 

Wildpilz kochbuch (Wild mushroom 



Austernpilz kochbuch (Oyster mushroom 



Die schoensten gerichte (The most beautiful 

dishes), 1984, by Richter, Nora, reviewed by 

Dow, Anne, 8:33. 

Champignon kochbuch (Cultivated agaricus 



Rickenella sp. 



Ernest E., 43:37. 

Ridgway color standards/nomenclature 






Riedlinger, Thomas J., ed. 









Rimany, Ken 



2000, 72:34-35. 

Rinaldi, A. 




Harley E., 62:17-18. 

Ristich, Sam 


1:7-8.



“Mushroom bandits: Know your (insect) 

competition,” by Ristich, Sam, 5:38-41. 



Sam, 6:5-8. 






11:31. 










19:19-20. 




24:25. 


24:36-37. 


Sam, 25:21. 








29:32-33. 




38:37. 



“World record artist’s conk 51x24x14 

inches” (photo), by Ristich, Sam, 44:52. 


















68:27-28. 



Sam, 69:4. 

Ristich, Sam and John Minot 

“Consider the essential nature (and more) of 

forays,” by Ristich, Sam and John Minot, 

64:24-25. 

Rochester Area Mycological 

Association 




Rocky Mountains 




Maggie, 24:23-24. 











Roger, Judy 

“Mushroom vagabonding...the Olympic 

Peninsula,” by Roger, Judy, 1:20-21. 





Rogers, Donald P. 






Rogers, Donald P. and Mario A. Pei 

“Truffles in history: a mystery” (essay), by 

Rogers, Donald P. and Mario A. Pei, 4:10. 

Rogers, Fran J. 



Rogers, Maggie 







Maggie, 1:43-45. 





“Deciding when to go out for the first time,” 




“Books for children: not often about 

mushrooms,” by Rogers, Maggie, 3:37-38. 

“These mushrooms last (Grete Turchick’s 


3:39. 

“Morels in the fall?” by Rogers, Maggie, 

4:31. 



“Going out in the fall,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

5:17-19. 







9:7-8. 

“At 82, Barrows says ‘Now mushrooms are 

the focus’,” by Rogers, Maggie, 9:10-11. 

“Baskets: You need only one if it’s perfect 

for every use,” by Rogers, Maggie, 

10:16-20. 

















15:30-31. 






16:31. 









“Mrs. Heelis’ ashes and the truffle 

congress,” by Rogers, Maggie, 19:31-32. 





22:26. 



“Classic prints and pages are out there,” by 








25:20-21. 




Maggie, 26:9-11. 



26:15-16. 





Maggie, 28:12-13. 



Maggie, 29:31-32. 








“Cooks can’t resist books,” by Rogers, 

Maggie, 33:17-18. 







34:18. 







“Beautiful mushroom stamps,” by Rogers, 








Maggie, 37:9-11. 


37:37. 






















43:34. 







“Should we lump or should we split? 

(indexers have same problems as 

mycologists),” by Rogers, Maggie, 44:11. 



45:9-11. 



45:24-25. 



“Mushrooms growing along the information 

superhighway?” by Rogers, Maggie, 45:28. 








48:29-30. 



49:8. 




Maggie, 50:18-19. 







Maggie, 52:12-13. 



52:24-27. 






“Dated, definitely dated, mushroom recipes,” 


“Needed: lots of awareness” (writing 

descriptions), by Rogers, Maggie, 54:25. 















57:33, 40. 



demonstrations), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:35. 


57:35.



Maggie, 58:4. 









“Jim Weber, research scientist” (obituary), 




59:25-26. 








60:42. 


Maggie, 61:8. 








61:31. 











See Burk, Bill, 64:12. 



64:18. 

“The ear pick fungus becomes a tangled 

knot,” by Rogers, Maggie, 66:28. 

























Maggie, 73:14-16. 







74:13. 





75:38. 



Rogerson, Clark 








Rold, James F. 



Romania 



Romanova, Natalia 




Romweber, Marilyn 

Favorites from The Little Mushroom; 

Elegant and easy recipes, Taylor Publ. Co., 

1987, by Romweber, Marilyn, 20:33. 

“Little mushroom beef stuffed in 

mushrooms,” by Romweber, Marilyn, 20:33. 

Roody, Bill 

See Stephenson, Steven L. 60:13 




46:26. 


49:35-36. 

See Bessette, Alan E., 69:18-21. 

Roos, Phil 



Rose, David 


David, 60:4. 


73:28-29. 

Rosen, Samuel R. 




Rosenberg, Rita 

Mushrooms wild and tamed: Over 100 

tantalizing international recipes, Fisher 

Books, no date, by Rosenberg, Rita, 



Rita, 49:27. 

Ross, Ian K. 



Rossman, Amy V. et al 





RotNots 


Dr. and Mrs. S.J., 12:11-12. 








18:27-28. 

“Research in basic fluids” (Special report) in 

RotNots, Issue 3 (brief review), 23:29. 




Rowe, Freeman 



Rowley, Jon 

“Are ‘burn morels’ a different species?” 

(letter), by Rowley, Jon, 55:4. 

Royce, Daniel J., ed. 





Rozites sp. 




43:22. 




Rudy, K.C. 


Rudy, K.C., 54:24-25. 

Rumack, Barry H. 

See Spoerke, David G., by Rumack, Barry 

H. 

Russia 



“Pelmeni (folded filled dough-skins),” 21:7. 


Maggie, 26:9-11. 





26:15-16. 

“Lemon and sour cream soup with 

mushrooms,” 26:27. 









more,” 33:39. 

“So what’s the real story behind those 

poisonings in Russia?” 38:28. 





“Hunting at a Russian dacha,” by Maginnis, 

Tara, 50:7-10. 



51:4. 









(Sasha), 72:20-21. 




Russula sp. 






“Rustle a Russula’s gills?” 23:35-36. 










Peter, 32:23-24. 








51:9, 11. 



Rust, David 









Sabatier, Roland 




Tjakko, 69:21-22. 

Sabatier, Roland and Georges Becker 




Maggie, 18:34-35. 

Sabina, Maria 


1985 at 97”, 11:46. 





Salads/vegetables 

“Stir-fried vegetables with truffles,” 4:20. 

“Tossed green salad with truffles,” 4:20. 






Salzman, Emanuel 

See Salzman, Jason, by Salzman, Emanuel 

Salzman, Jason, et al 



52:18-23. 

Salzman, Joanne 

See Salzman, Jason, by Salzman, Joanne 

Samuels, Charles 










Samuels, Gary J., ed. 





Saprophytic fungi 






Eugene, 73:34-35. 

Sarcophilous fungi 



Saskatchewan, Canada 





Sauces/marinades 

“Duxelles with white truffles,” 3:17. 


Caleb, 5:26. 

“Russian mushroom and sour cream sauce,” 





Diana, 9:29. 


Anne, 9:33. 


Anne, 9:33. 

“White on white sauce,” by Dow, Anne, 

9:34.






Hope, 32:27. 



36:14. 



“Jennifer’s shiitake butter,” 43:26. 




Jr., 50:18. 


“Creamy mushroom sauce,” by Fortin, 



67:8. 



Saylor, Herb 





Scanning electron microscopy 














48:28-29. 

Scent 


16:31. 



37:33. 





73:12-14. 

Schaechter, Elio 







55:14-15. 



In the company of mushrooms: a biologist’s 

tale, Harvard U. Press, 1997, by Schaechter, 

Elio, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 

56:19. 



63:37-38. 








75:21-23. 



76:28-29. 

Schalkwyk, Helene M.E. 









Schenella sp. 




Maggie, 61:8. 

Schliemann, Eva Raup 




Tjaako, 62:19-20. 

Schmidling, Jack 

“`Rotten World’ tape defended” (letter), by 

Schmidling, Jack, 16:37. 



Schmitt, Jennie 

“Also lost to future forays: Jennie Schmitt,” 

36:28. 

Schobert, Johann 




Schrader, Obe 



Schwartz, Bud 





61:31. 

Schwarze, Francis 




Science fiction 



Keith A., 36:37. 



Scientific names 





Harley E., 39:18. 



35, 37-38. 




“Pinus, being masculine—” (correction), by 







61:36. 


names), 63:36. 







65:24-25. 



Norvell, 65:27-29. 







66:4. 



66:5-6. 












67:11-13. 










Scleroderma sp. 



Sclerotia 



Corp.,” 13:5-6, 23-24. 



Scotland 




Seafoods 



58:23-24. 

Seams, Thomas R. 

“A field guide for neophytes—online” 

(letter), by Seams, Thomas R., 59:4. 

Seasons 






Tjaako, 62:19-20. 



Seaver, Fred J. 


Bermuda),” 56:33-34. 

Second Western Truffle Congress, 

1988 


Seifert, Keith A. 








Keith A., 36:37. 

Serpula sp. 




Sessoms, Billie 



Setulipes sp. 





Harley E., 45:23. 

Seymour, Miranda 

Caspar and the secret kingdom, Silver 

Burdett Company, 1987, by Seymour, 

Miranda, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

17:24. 

Shaggy manes 



Shaler, Dana 


Dana, 11:14-15. 

Shanberg, Karen 

see Tekiela, Stan, 41:22-23. 

Shaw, John 




Shaw, Marilyn 















Sheine, Sandy 





63:30. 

Shepley, Sara 

See McCarthy, George, 67:28. 

Shernoff, Leon 

“New editor/publisher announced,” by 

Shernoff, Leon, 77:4. 

Shifrine, Moshe 



Shiitake 


Bob, 10:25-29. 




Flynn, 13:35-36. 






Harris, Bob, 14:19-20. 


14:21-23. 



15:38. 




Mike, 17:18. 


Robert, 19:18-19. 






23:26. 






Hope, 32:27. 





40:24-26. 






“Jennifer’s shiitake butter,” 43:26. 






by Levy, Faye, 51:38.


Faye, 51:38. 




Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. 





Siberia 

“Sashlyk (skewered lamb),” 21:7. 

“Plov (lamb stew),” 21:7. 


Maggie, 26:9-11. 



Siegel, Helen and Karen Gillingham 

Totally mushroom cookbook, Celestial Arts, 

1994, by Siegel, Helen and Karen 

Gillingham, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

48:33-34. 

Sieger, Richard 

“Steelhead Park field trip,” by Sieger, 






62:23. 

Siegler, Stanley 



Silbar, Jim 



Silimarin 



Singer, Martha 




Singer, Rolf 





Rolf, 12:25. 



43:34. 


Gary, 44:49. 





Singer, Rolf and Bob Harris 





Slime molds 

How to know the true slime molds, William 

C. Brown, 1981, by Farr, Marie L., reviewed 


Illustrated guide to the common slime molds, 

Mad River Press, 1989, by Katsaros, Peter, 










33:15-16. 











Adele, 76:33. 

Slugs 



Deanna, 24:30-32. 

The banana slug: ...the giant forest slug of 

Western North America, Bay Leaves Press, 

1988, by Harper, Alice Bryant, reviewed by 




Slurry spawn 



Smith, A.H., H.V. and Nancy S. Weber 








Smith, Alexander H. 

see Weber, Nancy Smith, 8:29. 



11:18-20. 











see Weber, Nancy Smith, 39:13. 

A field guide to Western mushrooms, U. 

Michigan Press, 1975, by Smith, Alexander 

H., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. 




Smith, Alexander H. and Nancy S. 

Weber 

The mushroom hunter’s field guide, 3d ed., 

U. Michigan, 1980, by Smith, Alexander H. 

and Nancy S. Weber, reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:11. 

Smith, Doug 


Doug, 30:8. 

“Go prepared—with a carefully chosen, 

carefully maintained knife,” by Smith, Doug, 

44:48. 



Smith, Hedrick 



26:15-16. 

Smith, Helen V. 






49:8. 

Smut 



Patrick, 64:11-12. 

Snyder, Jennifer 




Snyder, Ross 



Societies or associations 

see Mycological societies 

Software 

see Computer programs 

Soils 





71:9-14. 

Solin, Mike 




Soma 



52:18-23. 

Sommer, Eleanor K. 



Sommer, Robert 







Robert, 59:15-16. 







Robert, 72:28-29. 





77:37. 

Sommer, Robert and Barbara 



Barbara, 31:11-12. 




Soups 



Patrick, 57:7, 9. 




57:35. 





Soups/stews 

“Chanterelle vegetable soup,” 2:33. 

“Hot and sour soup No. 1 and No. 2,” 6:38. 



“Mushroom soup,” by Hieatt, Constance B. 

and Sharon Butler, 8:41. 





Anne, 9:33-34. 


13:11. 










18:36. 




Mike, 19:22. 


Mike, 19:22. 


Bob, 19:23. 

“Plov (lamb stew),” 21:7. 

“Dorothy Tarr’s Sparassis soup,” by Tarr, 


“Mulligatawny soup,” by March, Kathryn 

G., 24:24. 

“Mushroom solyanka,” 26:27-28. 

“Lemon and sour cream soup with 

mushrooms,” 26:27. 

“Truffled vichyssoise,” 28:16. 


Hope, 32:27. 







58:23-24. 



59:21. 






Southeastern U.S. 




Greg, 8:29. 







Harley E., 63:27. 

Southern U.S. 





Southwestern U.S. 










Sowerby, John 



Soy sauce 




Spain 




Sparassis sp. 






“Found 18-pound sparassis” (photograph), 

by Hausotter, Jack, 57:1. 





Spawn 






26:23-25. 


Joe, 38:15-17. 


continues,” by DeSimone, Roy, 47:11-13.



50:23-25. 



Special Forest Products Conference 



Maggie, 28:12-13. 

Special collecting permits 



49:37. 

Special forest products 



46:4, 34. 




Species complexes 





Species names 

see Genera 





Sphaerobolus sp. 





Sphagnum sp. 


for fungi), 62:33, 39. 

Splitting 

see Lumping and splitting 

Spoerke, David G., and Barry H. 

Rumack 






Spokane Mushroom Club 

“Spokane society celebrates 25th 

anniversary,” by Brown, Dorothy, 30:25. 

Spooner, B.M. 

see Pegler, D.N. 

See Pegler, D.N., by Spooner, B.M. 

See Pegler, D.N., by Spooner, B.M. 

Spore dispersal 





for fungi), 62:33, 39. 

Spore prints 


1:7-8. 

“Universal spore print format,” by Wolfthal, 

David, 3:47. 

Spore slurries 



55:20-22. 

Spores 













24:25. 











Larry, 33:30. 



34:4. 





39:7. 







Harley E., 39:12. 




39:18. 















Scott A., 49:28-31. 



50:28-29. 








61:12-26. 

Spurr, Joy 

“Joy Spurr has slides available for sale,” 

40:33. 

Squamanita sp. 



Squirrels 





St. Vrain, Vail E. 



Vail E., 48:8. 

Stachybotrys sp. 



75:38. 

Stamets, Paul 


Paul, 5:4. 





Paul, 24:38. 




41:10-15. 




43:18-19. 













68:10-13. 



Paul, 70:21-22. 



Paul, 72:4. 










Stamets, Paul and Cruz 



Stamets, Paul and David Sumerlin 




Stamets, Paul and J.S. Chilton 




Stampfer, Ted 





Stamps 

See also Mycophilately 



“Mycophilately: 13 species on stamps in 

January,” by Long, Bill, 3:41. 



“Mushroom stamps: Three new issues,” by 

Long, Bill, 5:42. 

“Mushroom stamps and Norwegian 

druggists,” by Long, Bill, 6:42-43. 

“Twenty-two different mushroom stamps 

issued by 5 countries in 1984,” by Long, 

Bill, 7:41, cover. 

“Those seals were Christmas seals” (letter), 

by Banks, Peter M., 8:4. 

“Lots of new issues,” by Long, Bill, 8:42-43. 







“Mushroom stamps” (Costa Rica and 

Bulgaria), 68:35. 



J., 69:23-26. 

“New in the world of mushroom stamps,” 

70:23. 


70:27. 

“Puzzled postage: tiny postage stamp 

puzzles,” 75:36. 

Stanley, Aileen 



Stanley, Allein 







67:38. 




Starting out 



“Deciding when to go out for the first time,” 


“Reindeer mushrooms: Chanterelles” 

(letter), by Goetz, Donald, 4:5. 

States, Jack S. 







Stature types 



Lorelei, 11:32-35. 

Stearn, William T. 




Maggie, 17:20-23. 

Steffes, Julie 



Stein, Philip B. 



Philip B., 12:15-17. 


37:37. 

Stein, Sylvia 



Steinebach, Nan 


Nan, 64:18. 

Steineck, Hellmut 




Stempen, Henry 

See Stephenson, Steven L. 

Stephenson, Steven L. and Henry 

Stempen 





Stephenson, Steven L. and Wm. C. 

Roody 





Harley E., 60:13. 

Stereoscopic photographs 





48:28-29. 



Stereum sp. 





Sterile techniques 


25:22-25. 



25:23. 






Wells, Mike, 28:20-21. 



29:29-30. 


outdoors,” by Kish, Joe, 39:21-23.















Marie, 64:26-34. 

Stern, Henry J. 



J., 6:41. 

Stern, Naomi 

“A western mycological tale (with 

wordplays),” by Stern, Naomi, 4:35. 


24:15-16. 

Stevens, Fred 

See Wood, Mike, 60:9 

Stewart, Michele 


44:46. 

Stickney, Laurence M. 

“Mushroom vagabonding (around 

California),” by Stickney, Laurence M., 

2:26-28. 



7:8-10. 







M., 18:26-27. 


















30:9-11. 







32:26. 



34:4. 

“Only in their own kitchens? (foray 

mycophagy sessions),” by Stickney, 




35:20-21. 



36:14. 

“One of the best almost-all-mushroom 

dinners of my life,” by Stickney, Laurence 

M., 37:20-21. 






M., 39:23. 



40:27-28. 



41:23-24. 



“And now we have Portobello,” by Stickney, 






“Other comments...(re shiitake recipes),” by 




44:47. 


44:47. 









“Knighton Award to Larry Stickney,” 

(news), 49:7-8. 



“Remembering Tanya (McGovern)” 

(obituary), by Stickney, Laurence M., 56:28. 

Stickney, Laurence M. and D. Campbell 



Stigmatella sp. 



Stijve, Tjakko 





56:35. 





69:35-36. 





72:4. 



Stijve, Tjakko and Marc Poretti 




Stijve, Tjakko, D. Andrey, W. Goessler 




Stinkhorns 




37:36. 






Harley E., 52:29. 





Stochosky, Rita Jean 



Storm damage or flooding 

see Habitat destruction 

Stropharia sp. 



14:17-19. 







45:15-18. 



55:20-22. 







77:29-32. 

Strung, Norm 



“A memorable mushroom hunt,” by Strung, 

Norm, 22:33. 

“Want two hands free?” by Strung, Norm, 

23:35. 

Stubbs, Alan 


2001, 73:33. 

Stubbs, Ansel Hartley 




36:27. 

Wild mushrooms worth knowing, Lowell 

Press, 1971, by Stubbs, Ansel Hartley, 


Study and teaching 






“The 1,2,3,4,5 of starting out 

(mushrooming),” by Coombs, Don, 

11:23-25. 




11:31. 



D., 12:20-21. 







W.J., 13:27. 






15:31. 



“The toughest quiz: List Latin names for 

these common names,” 19:34, 36. 



19:35-36. 


20:17-30. 







22:5. 







Deanna, 24:30-32. 


24:36-37. 











Peter, 32:23-24. 







38:37-38. 




















68:17-18. 



68:27-28. 














Stuntz, Daniel E. 

“Stuntz’ books may stay at university 

(endangered mycological library),” 3:10. 







see McKenny, Margaret, 39:12. 



Rogers, eds., 40:15-20. 

Sturgeon, Walt 




7:5-8. 

“Another sense? Bringing your nose into 

play can help,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 8:45-46. 





Walt, 10:35. 


by Sturgeon, Walt, 11:10-11, 13.


Walt, 13:13-14. 













“The bitter bolete might be misnamed in 

your case,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 20:36. 



“Meandering in 1988”, by Sturgeon, Walt, 

22:17-18. 


23:22-23. 



“There are gilled woodrotters with pale 

spores,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 25:18-20. 


(ultraviolet),” by Sturgeon, Walt, 26:25. 



“Making conversation about wild 

mushrooms,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 28:17-18. 



“Mushroom summer, in Ohio and 

elsewhere,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 30:11-12. 



31:15-16. 





Substrates 



Flynn, 13:35-36. 





14:17-19. 



23:9-10. 


23:22-23. 


26:23-25. 




33:15-16. 





36:18-19. 







38:37. 






Subterranean fungi 


73:28-29. 

Succession and climate 

see Phenology 

Sudden oak death 



74:19. 






Suillus sp. 



Sulfur polypore 


Mike, 19:22. 



Sumerlin, David 

See Stamets, Paul 

Summerjones, Armistead 




Sundberg, Walter J. 


Lorelei, 14:14-16. 



“A source for good baskets,” by Sundberg, 

Walter J., 18:15-16. 

see Bessette, Alan E., 39:7. 

“Pamphlets on mushrooms available: 163 

pages for $3.35”, by Sundberg, Walter J., 

39:36. 

Sundberg, Walter and John Richardson 




Harley E., 40:23. 

Sunhede, Stellan 




40:23. 

Surveys 

see Mycological surveys or Distribution 

surveys 



Survival tactics 




Sutcliffe, Ron 









46:33. 

Svrcek, M. and B. Vancura 




Svrcek, Mirko 

Dausien’s grosses pilzbuch in farbe 

(Dausien’s big color mushroom book), 1983, 

by Svrcek, Mirko, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 

8:33. 

Swain, Roger 




Sweden 



Switzerland 












Symbiosis 



Peter, 39:37-38. 

Synonyms 


Lorelei, 14:14-16. 



15:13-15. 







Synoptic keys 

see Keys 

Syzygites sp. 



Taiwan 



Tamblin, David 



Tanghe, Leo J. 


20:17-30. 


61:12-26. 



Taphrina sp. 



Tar spots 



Tarr, Dorothy 



Tarzetta sp. 




Taste 

see Flavors 

Taxonomy 





Lorelei, 11:32-35. 







“Lincoff, statesman, at NAMA (foray 

speech),” by Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by 






Mycotaxon, an international journal of 

research..., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

35:35. 



36:5-9. 





41:17-19. 



Maggie, 46:30-31. 



58:32-33. 









Taylor, Steven R. 



Taylor, Terry 



Teaching 

see Study and teaching 

Tekiela, Stan and Karen Shanberg 

Start mushrooming—the easiest way to start 

collecting 6 edible mushrooms, Adventure 

Pubs., by Tekiela, Stan and Karen Shanberg, 


Telluride Foray 




Tennessee 



Terfezia sp. 



Terminology 







Maggie, 17:20-23. 










“A glossary of obscure mycology; Mycofile 

speaks from the mushroom’s perspective,” 

43:26. 

Termitomyces sp. 



Texas 





Textbooks 





16:33. 
















50:14. 






Harley E., 52:15.











66:18-19. 




Thaithatgoon, Satit 



Thibault, Maurice 




Harley, 35:18-19. 

Thiers, Harry D. 






Joe, 24:23. 






Thiers, Harry D. and David L. Largent 




Maggie, 14:32-33. 

Thomas, Norman C. 




Thomas, W. Stephen 



Maggie, 37:9-11. 

Thompson, Tommy 




51:21. 





Thorne, John 



68:34. 

Thorne, John and Matt 

Simple cooking, a quarterly newsletter and 

review, by Thorne, John and Matt, reviewed 


Ticks 

“Insect repelling” in Consumer Reports, 

July, ‘93 (brief rev), 44:49. 

“Now we have tick paralysis,” 70:25-26. 

Tiffany, Lois H. 



Tillman, Joe 

“Winter dreams” (poem), by Tillman, Joe, 

62:4. 

Tindalo, V. 




Harley E., 62:17-18. 

Tinius, Blanche 




Toads 







Toadstools 




Tomatoes 




77:29-32. 

Tonga 



Alan W., 62:28-29. 

Torrey Botanical Club Bulletin 


73:28-29. 

Toxicity 








Else, 69:33-34. 







72:4. 




Toxicology 





Lorelei, 13:17-23. 

“Colorado Society offers help two ways,” 

22:32. 









48:29-30. 

Toxins 






















10:44-45. 








Maggie, 12:33-34. 





13:11. 


Lorelei, 13:17-23. 


13:43. 



W., 15:10. 


Jack, 15:11-13. 

“Caution urged with Cortinarius,” 15:18. 







21:27-30. 



22:10-11. 


Reinert, R.E., 24:5-7. 










“They’re beautiful and people like them: 

Cane toads,” 28:21-22. 


















Harley E., 44:45. 



















56:35. 






Larry, 64:9-10. 



Alain, 64:39. 









“Now we have tick paralysis,” 70:25-26. 




74:13. 

“Here’s Kombucha, again” (marketing the 

tea; is it safe?), 76:34. 

Traditions 

see Cultural aspects 

Trametes sp. 




Trappe, J.M. and M.A. Castellano 





Trappe, James 







“Trappe honored,” 37:33. 



Trappe, John E. 



Travel 





Treat, Rose 



Tree plantations 






Trees 











“Stump speech” (poem), by Wagoner, 

David, 26:34. 





70:27. 

Treibs, Herold A. 




Trial, Ron 



63:37-38. 

Tricholoma magnivelare 


Hazel, 61:4. 

Tricholoma sp. 













and Lorelei Norvell, 63:12-13.

“Man on Horseback” (why that name?), 

66:30. 



67:34. 


74:13. 

Tricholomataceae 





Trinci, A.P.J. (brief review) 



34:33-34. 

Trudell, Steve 



Steve, 36:35. 





58:32-33. 


















70:9-11. 



71:9-14. 

“One last howl (maybe),” by Trudell, Steve, 

74:19. 




74:20-21. 










Trueblood, Ellen 



Truffle dogs 








Truffles 



“Duxelles with white truffles,” 3:17. 



“Truffles in history: a mystery” (essay), by 

Rogers, Donald P. and Mario A. Pei, 4:10. 


4:11-14. 




Mike, 4:19-20. 




Wanda, 4:20. 


4:20. 

“Stir-fried vegetables with truffles,” 4:20. 

“Truffles with eggs, poultry,” 4:20. 

“Tossed green salad with truffles,” 4:20. 




Paul, 5:4. 




Harley E., 8:8-13. 










Maggie, 19:29-30. 











Dan, 27:38. 

“Truffled vichyssoise,” 28:16. 



30:9-11. 







37:33. 




“In dark and fog, no taxes (truffles)” in 

Gourmet, Oct. 1992, pp. 104-06, 160-64 

(brief rev), by Ferretti, Fred, 45:29. 








by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 











49:38-39. 


Brian, 51:15-16. 



The evolution of the truffle (illustration), by 

Kendrick, Bryce, 55:1. 











Adrian R., 63:18-19. 







“Way back in 1956, they cared about truffles 

and 1860 truffle bottles,” 70:25. 








“Truffles here and there: 

hunting/overpopularity,” 75:38-39. 



Truffling 









Inga, 20:33. 













37:33. 


38:4, 37. 










Tsuneda, A. 





Tuber sp. 


Harley E., 8:8-13. 



30:9-11. 












by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21. 




Tuckahoe 



Tuloss, Rod 





Rod, 24:32. 

Turchick, Grete 

“These mushrooms last (Grete Turchick ’s 


3:39. 

Twain, Mark 


73:28-29. 

Tyler, Royall 



Tyler, Varro E. 




Tylopilus sp. 

“The bitter bolete might be misnamed in 

your case,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 20:36. 

Tylutki, Ann 



Tylutki, Edmund E. 





19:30-31. 




Harley E., 43:23-24. 

Type specimens 




Tyszkiewicz, Maika 




U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration 



U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 









U.S. Food and Drug Administration 











Don, 16:7. 






Don, 18:22. 



“Your government at work” in Mycena 

News, Mar. 1989, p. 2 (brief review), 24:30. 




“Kombucha hasn’t gone away” (news), 

49:36-37. 

U.S. Forest Service 



“The bear wants you to be careful out there,” 

12:21. 




permits,” by Rogers, Maggie, 24:10-12.


37:33. 




















45:9-11. 





46:4, 34. 


47:4, 37. 








59:25-26. 






71:37-38. 






U.S. Postal Service 



Ultraviolet light 


(ultraviolet),” by Sturgeon, Walt, 26:25. 

Umlauf-Lamatsch, Annelies 





Urbani, Mrs. Paul 



Uri, Chaim 

Mushrooms: a Lerner natural science book, 

Lerner Publications, 1982 (brief rev), by Uri, 

Chaim, 3:37. 

Urnula sp. 





Rudy, K.C., 54:24-25. 

Ustilago sp. 


Sam, 25:21. 



Patrick, 64:11-12. 




75:5-10. 

Van de Poll, Rick 



Varner, Gene 

See Fatto, Ray, 64:37-38. 

Vellinga, Else 


Else, 69:33-34. 







Vergeer, Paul 




67:21. 

Vermont Mycological Association 

“Vermont mushroomers organize,” 37:35. 

Verpa sp. 


7:5-8. 

Vess, Debbie 

“Weird & wonderful: Amanita velosa vs. the 

frisbees,” by Vess, Debbie, 72:18-19. 

Viazmenski, Alexander (Sasha) 




(Sasha), 30:6. 


more,” 33:39. 





(Sasha), 72:20-21. 






Videotapes/films 



“`Rotten World’ tape defended” (letter), by 

Schmidling, Jack, 16:37. 











David B., 32:34-35. 




Celebrate the Pacific Northwest, hunting 

mushrooms, v.l, Spring and Summer, PNW 

Mushroom Co., reviewed by Barnhart, 

Harley E., 39:25. 




Villa Fontana Restaurant 


M., 39:23. 

Violinmaking 


origin,” 12:12. 

Viscosity 



Vishniac, Roman and Donald P. Rogers 

Mushrooms, a National Audubon Society 

Nature Program booklet, Nelson Doubleday, 

1957, by Vishniac, Roman and Donald P. 

Rogers, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

6:30-31. 

Vitt, Dale H. et al 




David, 30:19-20. 

Viverito, Vince 

See Young, Marjorie, 61:35 

Vocabulary 






Maggie, 17:20-23. 

Voles 




Dan, 27:38. 



Volk, Tom 








41:7. 

“Perfection: Tom Volk’s monthly website 

address: correction,” 71:36. 

Volunteers 



46:4, 34. 

Volvariella sp. 


2:14-16. 



Voucher specimens 









Waage, Frederick O., ed. 




15:31. 

Wagoner, David 

“Stump speech” (poem), by Wagoner, 

David, 26:34. 

Waitkins, George 



38:21-22. 

“Dr. George Waitkins dies” (obituary), 

48:34. 

Waldvogel, Fred, Neukom, H., Winkler, 

R. 






Walters, Anthony B. 



Walthall, Glenn 


5:45. 

Walton, Mike 



Wang, C.J.K. and R.A. Zabel 




Ward, Jeanne 

“Strait flake mushroom-seafood spread or 

filling,” by Ward, Jeanne, 19:23. 

Washington (state) 







17:5-6. 





“No regulation yet,” 19:26. 






37:33. 

Wasson, R. Gordon 












52:18-23. 





Wasson, R. Gordon, et al. 




Waste management 



Paul, 70:21-22. 

“What to do with farm wastes: a big 

problem” (letter), by Lampky, Jim, 71:4. 

Watling, Roy 













“Why only botanic gardens?” in Mycophile, 

March/April 2001, 73:32-33. 

Watling, Roy et al 




43:22. 

Watts, Barrie 

Mushroom, Silver Burdett Company, 1986, 

by Watts, Barrie, reviewed by Rogers, 


Wayne, Rush 




Weather 





Weber, Jim 

“Jim Weber, research scientist” (obituary), 


Weber, Nancy Smith 



11:18-20. 





22:22-23. 



see Smith, Alexander H., 39:11. 

Weber, Nancy Smith and Alexander H. 




Greg, 8:29.





Websites 





62:32-33. 

“The NYBG (New York Botanical Garden) 

is online,” 62:33. 
































“Perfection: Tom Volk’s monthly website 

address: correction,” 71:36. 





“MycoKey gives 279 genera, 1,090 species 

from Denmark,” in www.mykokey.com, 

73:33. 


Ian, 74:8. 


Linda, 74:16. 





75:21-23. 

“New names for Arora: a website list of 75 

name changes,” 75:36. 











Weidner, D. Randy 



Wells, Mike 






Mike, 4:19-20. 

“Growing your own: Which ones?” by 

Wells, Mike, 5:5-9. 

“Guides to cultivation: Books through 

history,” by Wells, Mike, 5:14-16. 

“Cooking with mushrooms,” by Wells, 

Mike, 5:26-27. 



“Regional societies publish cookbooks,” by 

Wells, Mike, 10:33-35. 


Mike, 11:28-30. 




12:29. 


13:11. 

“Get chanterelles, one way or another,” by 

Wells, Mike, 13:25, 27. 


Mike, 13:27. 



Wells, Mike, 14:27-29. 




Mike, 16:18-19. 

“Two-chicken stroganoff and oysters 

Rockefeller,” by Wells, Mike, 17:17-18. 


17:17-18. 


Mike, 17:17. 


Mike, 17:18. 


Mike, 18:17-18. 

“What are rainforests if it hasn’t rained?” by 

Wells, Mike, 18:17-19. 




Mike, 19:22. 


Mike, 19:22. 



“Ease into cultivation by improvising,” by 

Wells, Mike, 21:25-27. 


22:19-21. 

“We ease into cultivation with old sea 

stories,” by Wells, Mike, 23:24-26. 


23:25. 




25:22-25. 


26:23-25. 






Wells, Mike, 28:20-21. 



29:29-30. 








Marie, 67:37. 

Wells, Mike and Geraldine C. Kaye 

“Survey finds burgeoning interest in 

cultivation,” by Wells, Mike and Geraldine 

C. Kaye, 7:33-36. 

Wells, Mike, et al 




West Coast 


West Virginia 





Harley E., 60:13. 

Western Montana Mycological 

Association 



68:17-18. 

Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Club 

“Fifty recipes, and more: The Mushroom 

Cookbook of the WPMC, 2001, by Western 

Pennsylvania Mushroom Club, 73:33. 

Weston, Dillon 


64:36-37. 

Wheeler, Dan 




Dan, 11:17. 






Dan, 27:38. 















Dan, 41:4, 38. 







44:7-8. 

Wheeler, William Morton 




Maggie, 7:22. 

Widdowson, Caryl 



Wild foods 

“Foraging (for wild edibles),” by Brill, Steve 






“Winter foraging for wild foods,” by Brill, 

Steve “Wildman,” 6:39-40. 

“Wild greens: Your spring salad can be 

special,” by Brill, Steve “Wildman,” 

7:37-38. 






“Queen Anne’s lace jelly,” by Brown, 





L., 33:17-18. 












Wild mushroom roundup 



“Wild mushroom roundup (Fall 1991),” 

35:28-33. 

“Wild mushroom roundup (Spring 1992), 

37:22-27. 

“Wild mushroom roundup (Spring 1992),” 

37:22-27. 


39:26-32. 

“Wild mushroom roundup (Spring 1993),” 

41:26-32. 


43:29-33. 

“Roundup to appear only once a year (Spring 

issues),” 45:7. 

“Wild mushroom roundup 1994,” 47:29-35. 

North American Wild Mushroom Roundup, 

1995, 51:22-32. 

“Finding them in 1996: the North American 

Wild Mushroom Roundup,” 55:26-38. 

“The North American Wild Mushroom 

Roundup (1997),” 59:30-39. 

Wilderness 



49:38-39. 

Wildflowers 

Wildflower, North America’s Magazine of 

Wild Flora, Can. Wildflower Soc. (journal), 


Wilding, N. et al, editors 




36:17-18. 

Willard, Terry 




Harley, 31:18-19. 

Williams, Robert S. 





50:28-29. 




Harley E., 63:27. 

see Evans, Larry, 68:25-26. 

Wilson, E.O. 



Maggie, 46:30-31. 



52:39. 

Wilson, Nathan 



Wind River canopy crane 


Maggie, 50:18-19. 

Wines 



Winiecki, Kim 

“Coping with the very first morel: all the 

way to decadence, and quickly,” by 

Winiecki, Kim, 51:6. 

Witches’ brooms 



Wolf, Gary 



Wolfthal, David 

“Universal spore print format,” by Wolfthal, 

David, 3:47.

Woo, Ben 




Ben, 22:25-26. 

Wood rotters 

see Lignicolous fungi 

Wood, Mike et al 




Wood, William F. 



Words 




61:36. 

Workshops 




Wright, Greg 







Wulff, Barry L. 







12:22-23. 

Wynnella sp. 




Yetter, Gene 


Gene, 47:18. 

Young, David 

Foraging, Wesleyan U. Press, 1986, by 

Young, David, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 

42:35. 

Young, Marjorie and Vince Viverito 





Young, Tony 








Yugoslavia 

“Yugoslavian field guides,” reviewed by 

Ristich, Sam, 12:39-40. 



Zabel, R.A. 

see Wang, C.J.K., 30:24. 

Zeltner, Renate 



Zimbabwe 


Linda, 74:16. 

Zimmer, Mel 



van der Gaag, Henk 



69:8. 

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