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

“He influenced Mozart, and his death should
influence all of us” (letter), by Hanes, R.
Philip Jr., 43:37.
“Double lobster ragout,” by Hanes, R. Philip
Jr., 50:18.
“A thin green line” (letter), by Hanes, R.
Philip Jr., 60:4.
Hanlin, Richard T.
Illustrated genera of ascomycetes, APS
Press, 1990, by Hanlin, Richard T., reviewed
by Barnhart, Harley, 33:32-33.
Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds.
Nordic macromycetes vol. 2, Nordsvamp,
1992, by Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds.,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 45:22-23.
Nordic macromycetes: vol. 1, Ascomycetes,
Copenhagen: Nordsvamp, 2000, by Hansen,
Lise and H. Knudsen, eds., reviewed by
Weber, Nancy Smith, 74:34-35.
Hard, Amelia
“Minestra di funghi (chanterelle soup),” by
Hard, Amelia, 13:27.
Harding, Paul
“Harry and Elsie Knighton Service Award to
Paul Harding, mycologist,” by Stanley,
Allein, 67:39.
Harkins, Charles
“To put commercial overpick in focus,
consider the different factions involved,” by
Harkins, Charles, 7:43-45.
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
“Foraying in China,” by Harper, Herb,
2:14-16.
“The state mushroom: Minnesota designates
the morel,” by Harper, Herb, 5:24-25.
Harper’s mushroom reference guide and
check list, 1985, by Harper, Herb, reviewed
by Rogers, Maggie, 8:30.
“Norwegians are most congenial?” (letter),
by Harper, Herb, 10:4.
“Lactarius and how to know it: A study
quiz,” by Harper, Herb, 22:27.
Harper’s mushroom reference guide and
checklist, Harper, 1985, (brief rev), by
Harper, Herb, reviewed by Haley, John,
47:38.
Harris, Bob
“Shiitake cultivation in Japan,” by Harris,
Bob, 10:25-29.
“Shiitake,” by Harris, Bob, 12:24-26.
“Asians become more reticent (re cultivation
techniques),” by Harris, Bob, 13:37-38.
“Be sure to order your spawn early” (letter),
by Harris, Bob, 14:4, 38.
“Symposium brings growers together,” by
Harris, Bob, 14:19-20.
“Shiitake tour (Part II),” by Harris, Bob,
14:21-23.
Harris, Charles R.
“The AMI has diversified” (letter), by
Harris, Charles R., 12:27.
Harrison, Ken J.
“A well-kept secret: Lorenzen’s pottery
mushrooms,” by Harrison, Ken J., 66:6.
Hart, Miranda
see Klironomos, John
Harvest management
see Regulation
Harvey, Royce
“Still curious after 30 years” (cultivating on
sheep dung) (letter), by Harvey, Royce, 68:4.
“Medicinal mushrooms: a true story” (letter),
by Harvey, Royce, 71:39.
“The Levi oyster” (cultivating Pleurotus sp.
on Levi jeans), by Harvey, Royce, 72:19.
Haugen, Jerry
“Cultivating Lion’s Mane” (excerpt from
Mushroom Growers’ Newsletter, June 1994),
by Haugen, Jerry, 57:24-26.
Hausotter, Jack
“Descriptions understood using `Easy
Guide’,” by Hausotter, Jack, 14:7.
“Mushroom fluids injected,” by Hausotter,
Jack, 15:11-13.
“Found 18-pound sparassis” (photograph),
by Hausotter, Jack, 57:1.
“This sparassis soup is a winner” (cooking
for large groups), by Hausotter, Jack, 57:32.
“Satyr’s Beard: the fungus that led to an
important decision,” by Hausotter, Jack,
74:30.
“The fascinating world of fungi” (Amanita
sp.), by Hausotter, Jack, 75:39-40.
“An unusual introduction to a new
mushroom,” by Hausotter, Jack, 76:35-36.
“The fascinating world of fungi: shaggy
lepiota fairy ring,” by Hausotter, Jack, 77:40.
Hayford, Ralph M.
“Are we never to go on another foray?”
(letter), by Hayford, Ralph M., 23:4.
“Just a thought: A foray is no guarantee,” by
Hayford, Ralph M., 35:19.
Heavy metals
“Radiocesium levels in wild-growing
mushrooms from various locations,” by
Stijve, Tjakko and Marc Poretti, 28:5-9.
“Heavy metal contamination?” in Spores
Afield, July 1990 (brief review), by
Renshaw, Larry, 29:27.
“Certain mushrooms do accumulate heavy
metals,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 38:9-14.
“Progress report on Albatrellus project in
Switzerland” (letter), by Stijve, Tjakko,
56:35.
Hebeloma sp.
Fungi of Switzerland, v.5, Cortinariaceae,
Edition Mykologia, 2000, by Breitenbach,
Josef and Fred Kranzlin, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 71:31.
Heilmann-Clausen, Jacob et al
The genus Lactarius, Danish Mycological
Society, 1998, by Heilmann-Clausen, Jacob
et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
65:20-21.
Heller, Ruth
Plants that never ever bloom, Grosset &
Dunlap, 1984 (brief review), by Heller,
Ruth, 16:32.
Helvella sp.
“Trial key to genera of the family
Helvellaceae, and the species found in the
Pacific NW,” by Treibs, Herold A., 3:28-33.
Hemimycena sp.
“Some Mycena lookalikes” in The
Mycologist Nov. ‘93 (brief rev), by Emmett,
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’s Hen of the Woods soup,” by Pearson,
Bob, 19:23.
Hennebert et al
La merule, science technique & droit,
Editions Ciaco, 1990, by Hennebert et al,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 31:21.
Herbaria
Collecting and preserving plants for science
and pleasure, Arco Publishing, 1985, by
MacFarlane, Ruth E. (Alford), reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 14:31-32.
“What about herbaria? The new technology
invades the mycological world,” by Rogers,
Maggie, 29:31-32.
“Peck’s day out,” by Haines, John, 31:29-31.
“The herbarium and how it breeds,” by
Norvell, Lorelei, 34:15-17.
“Recipe for your very own herbarium,” by
Norvell, Lorelei, 34:17.
“Discovering an uncataloged fungal
herbarium,” by Stampfer, Ted, 36:31.
“Help! Seen Urnula craterium in the West?”
by Denison, William C. and Sherry K.
Pittam, 45:13.
“What’s so great about old dried up
mushrooms?” (Ask the Pros Column), by
Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 54:9-11.
“So how does your herbarium grow?” by
Rogers, Maggie, 68:27.
“Botany 2000: New frontiers in botany
(botanical convention),” 70:24.
“Travels to libraries,” by Ginns, Jim, 72:27.
“Don’t just ‘toss the bodies’ after your next
foray,” by Rogers, Maggie, 74:14.
Herbs
“Mushroom-herb bread,” by Leibenstein,
Margaret, 14:31.
Puhpohwee for the people, an account of
fungi uses among the Ahnishinaabeg, LEPS
Press, 1998, by Peschel, Keewaydinoquay,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 61:35.
Hericium sp.
“Finding Hericium abietis,” by Morrell,
Darby, 5:37.
“Sparassis,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 17:26-28.
“So why not use a 50-pound block of aspen
and bran?” by Caldwell, Jonathan, 45:27.
“Hericium erinaceus, the monkey head
mushroom” (excerpt from Mushroom
Cultivator, 1996), by Oei, Peter, 57:23-24.
“Cultivating Lion’s Mane” (excerpt from
Mushroom Growers’ Newsletter, June 1994),
by Haugen, Jerry, 57:24-26.
“Growing the many hericiums,” by Arnold,
Ralph, 57:27-28.
“Hurriedly hunting Hericium,” by Evans,
Larry, 63:14-15.
“Satyr’s Beard: the fungus that led to an
important decision,” by Hausotter, Jack,
74:30.
Heriteau, Jacqueline
“Artichoke and mushroom appetizer,” by
Heriteau, Jacqueline, 9:37.
Mad about mushrooms, Perigee/Putnam Pub.
Group, 1984, by Heriteau, Jacqueline,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 9:37.
Heymann, Lew
“Lew Heymann, bookman no more,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 33:39.
Hibbett, David S.
“Why have we gone from morphology to
microscope to DNA?” by 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
Rogers, Maggie, 7:22.
Hobbes, Christopher
Medicinal mushrooms, an exploration of
tradition, healing & culture, 2nd ed.,
Botanica, 1995, by Hobbes, Christopher,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 52:28.
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
“My first black chanterelle,” by Holmberg,
Robin, 29:5-6.
Homola, Richard L.
“Gone missing: Richard L. Homola,
1934-1999 (obituary),” by Bessette, Alan E.
et al., 66:14-15.
Hopkins, Susan
“Mushroom dyers symposium to be in U.S.
in 1997,” by Hopkins, Susan, 50:16-17.
“You can help with the dyeing,” by Hopkins,
Susan, 53:31.
“These gnomes: not just any old clothes”
(Sue Hopkins’ mushroom-dyed gnomes),
63:35.
Horn, Bruce
“A cup-shaped morel” in The Mycolog, June
1990, by Horn, Bruce, 30:20.
Horn, Bruce, Richard Kay and Dean
Abel
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.
Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer
“Spores can indeed be a problem” (letter), by
Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer, 52:4.
Hoseney, Florence
“Collecting for Alex Smith led her to making
models—and hats,” by Hoseney, Florence,
53:16.
Hosts
“Hurriedly hunting Hericium,” by Evans,
Larry, 63:14-15.
Hot springs
“The biology and mycology of a hot
springs,” by Kroeger, Paul, 26:16-21.
Hubbell, Sue
Broadsides from the other orders, Random
House, 1993, (brief rev), by Hubbell, Sue,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 46:29.
Hudler, George W.
Magical mushrooms, mischievous molds,
Princeton U. Press, 1998, by Hudler, George
W., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 63:27.
Huffman, Don
“NAMA 1986: Huffman named president,”
14:5.
Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and
G.Knaphus
Mushrooms and other fungi of the
Midcontinental U.S., Iowa State U. Press,
1989, by Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and
G.Knaphus, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie,
23:27.
“The Iowa morel and false morel survey,” by
Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and G.Knaphus,
33:27-28.
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.
Huitlacoche
“Huitlacoche truffles in your garden”
(Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken,
75:5-10.
“Smut (Huitlacoche) filling or soup,” by
Hamilton, Patrick, 76:16.
Humanities
“The song of the slime molds,” by Conover,
Adele, 76:33.
Hume, Stephen, ed.
Song of Mukhomor, a VHS videotape,
Mycoinfo, by Hume, Stephen, ed., reviewed
by Barnhart, Harley E., 65:23-24.
Humor
“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.
“Toadstools etc. (life was simpler when all
mushrooms were good),” by Thomas,
Norman C., 2:39.
“The key to using keys,” by Arora, David,
3:27.
A judge judges mushrooms, Highlander
Press, 1982, by Rosen, Samuel R., reviewed
by Rogers, Maggie, 3:35-36.
“Etiquette (of mushrooming): A guide to
Help Improve Others,” by Norvell, Lorelei,
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.
“Grass stains on her new slacks?” by
Erickson, Don, 7:39.
“Eating wild mushrooms is dangerous,” by
Grimm, Richard, 9:39.
“Kennett Square, Pa.: It’s a color,” by
Chastain, Sue, 9:44-45.
“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.
Roon: A tribute to morel mushrooms, Cabin
Publ. Co., 1985, by Ratzloff, John and Jerry