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

“Get outdoors now; cure mycological cabin
fever pursuing wood fungi,” by Ristich,
Sam, 6:5-8.
“Don’t test the paper, test the spores”
(letter), by Tuloss, Rod, 7:4.
“Author epithet would have helped” (letter),
by Norvell, Lorelei, 7:4.
“Trial key: Augmenting the Audubon Field
Guide,” by Lincoff, Gary, 8:17-26.
“Confessions of a poison center consultant,”
by Schaechter, Elio, 10:42-43.
“Going it alone: If you have to, do it right,”
by Nelson, Edith, 11:25-27.
“Stinkhorns and earthstars,” by Ristich, Sam,
11:31.
“Postma helps control the mushrooms of
Norway,” by Coombs, Don, 12:5-6.
Poisonous mushrooms of the Northern U.S.
and Canada, Univ. Minnesota Press, 1985,
by Ammirati, Joe F., reviewed by Rogers,
Maggie, 12:33-34.
“Report from Maine: finding rare
mushrooms?” by Haley, John, 12:42.
“Descriptions understood using `Easy
Guide’,” by Hausotter, Jack, 14:7.
“Violet, blue and green are mushroom
colors, too,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 15:17-18.
“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.
“What about Stereum with teeth?” (letter),
by Van de Poll, Rick, 19:4.
“Two responses to What about Stereum with
teeth?” (letter), by Ristich, Sam, 19:4.
“Species, splitters and sex,” by Norvell,
Lorelei, 19:14-16.
“Common mushrooms rarely found in
guides,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 19:17-18.
“Some mushrooms have more appeal than
others,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 21:22-24.
“A toxicology update: What can we learn
from Death Cap incidents?” by Duffy, Tom,
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.
“The `abortivum’ story still isn’t all written,”
by Watling, Roy, 24:14-15.
“Boletes: The favorite of many,” by
Sturgeon, Walt, 24:18-20.
“My favorite fungal fantasy,” by Goldstein,
Robb, 26:22-23.
“Making conversation about wild
mushrooms,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 28:17-18.
“Here’s a puzzle for the non-novice” (letter),
by Brown, Timothy L., 29:4.
“When you have to deal with a `species
complex’...,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 29:28-29.
“What is this monster?” (letter), by Cramer,
Christopher M., 30:13.
“A cup-shaped morel” in The Mycolog, June
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.
“Slip sliding away (fungal slime),” by
Sturgeon, Walt, 32:17-19.
“You can verify this challenge yourself”
(letter), by Wheeler, Dan, 33:4.
“Watch that woodpile!” by Katsaros, Peter,
33:15-16.
“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.
“Bruising, chemicals and aging in mushroom
identification,” by Ristich, Sam, 36:11-13.
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.
“Enormous mushroom plus certain ID =
fantastic find,” by Tamblin, David, 38:22-23.
“Your nose, my nose (and the mushroom),”
by McAdoo, Buck, 38:32-33.
“You can get expert truffle identification”
(letter), by Wheeler, Dan, 39:38.
“Keeping track in Boston,” by Dale,
Jonathan, 41:27.
The boletes of North America, a
compendium, Buffalo Museum of Science,
1993, by Both, Ernst, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley E., 43:19, 22.
“Shaggy parasols should be spelled
`rhacodes’,” by Stickney, Laurence M.,
44:47.
“How does one key a gestalt, and other
niceties,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 46:32-33.
“Everybody loves a bolete,” by Roody, Bill,
49:35-36.
“Spore color leads to lactarius
identification,” by Williams, Robert S.,
50:28-29.
“Hints from an Aussie truffler, Teresa
Lebel,” by Battaile, Connie, 54:26-27.
“Solve some mysteries” (gill attachment), by
Grimm, Richard, 56:10.
“How can you tell?” (identifying
characteristics of Albatrellus skamanius), by
Rogers, Maggie, 56:15.
“Drew Parker encounters M. protracta,” by
Parker, Drew, 59:25.
“A thin green line” (letter), by Hanes, R.
Philip Jr., 60:4.
Discover mushrooms, a wild mushroom
identification program, Technology
Development Co., 1997, by Samuels,
Charles, reviewed by Roody, Bill, 60:12-13.
“Is Mushroom the Journal drifting toward
the technical?” 60:28.
“Trial key to Amanita species in the Pacific
Northwest rev. February 1998, by Lindgren,
Janet, 60:28-40.
“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,
Richard, 62:31.
“To B. satanas or not to B. satanas?”
(“British P.O. means well, but....” (letter), by
Casciero, Albert J., 63:4.
“We have trouble with 4-letter words”
(misidentification of mushroomers) (letter),
by Boom, Mike (not Mike Wood), 63:4.
Mushrooms, an Eyewitness handbook, DK
Publishing, 1998, by Laessoe, Thomas and
Gary Lincoff, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley
E., 63:24-27.
“The proposed creation of a mushroom
database, Discover Mushrooms,” by
Samuels, Charles, 64:16-18.
“Back yard blues” (death of a favorite
maple), 64:35-36.
“Anatomy of a foray” (from November to a
winter-long project), by McAdoo, Buck,
65:5-8, 10-12.
Mushrooms of Northeast North America,
Midwest to New England, Lone Pine Press,
1999, by Barron, George L., reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 65:21-23.
“Kendrick’s CD: a huge resource,” 66:28.
“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.
“Bugged? Ask a mycologist!” (Askus
Column), by Redhead, Scott and Lorelei
Norvell, 67:18-21.
North American boletes, Syracuse University
Press, 2000, by Bessette, Alan E. et al.,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 69:18-21.
“Current version of `Discover Mushrooms ’
available free,” by Samuels, Charles, 69:39.
“Generalizations about some common
genera of gilled mushrooms,” by Shaw,
Marilyn, 71:26.
“MatchMaker: get your computer ready; this
program offers both search power and a lot
of pictures,” by Gibson, Ian, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 72:14-16.
“Notes from Montana on the train wrecker”
(letter), by Moss, Kenneth, 73:5-6.
“MycoKey gives 279 genera, 1,090 species
from Denmark,” in www.mykokey.com,
73:33.
“Matchmaker update available,” by Gibson,
Ian, 74:8.
“Taylor’s mushroom gets named,” 75:35.
“Fooling and messing: Damien Pieper and
Dean Abel find fungus in moss,” 75:35-36.
“More MatchMaker Mushroom pics
available” (free updates by email, 2001
version), by Gibson, Ian, 76:27.
“Phaeolepiota aurea: a beautiful and
mysterious mushroom,” by Stijve, Tjakko,
D. Andrey, W. Goessler, 77:33-35.
Illustrations
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.
“Inner beauty: Xeroradiographic images of
mushrooms,” by Siegler, Stanley, 6:44-45.
“Make the mushrooms sing: Photo critique
of the Audubon Field Guide,” by Lincoff,
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.
Wie erkenne ich die pilze (How I recognize
mushrooms), 2d ed., 1980, by Dahncke,
Rose Marie, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:34.
Roon: A tribute to morel mushrooms, Cabin
Publ. Co., 1985, by Ratzloff, John and Jerry
Petermeier, reviewed by Lincoff, Gary,
10:37.
“Taxonomic quandaries (sorting and the
Natural Order of Things),” by Norvell,
Lorelei, 11:32-35.
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland, Holt,
1985, by Carroll, Lewis, reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 11:42.
Once there was a tree, Dial Press, 1985, by
Romanova, Natalia, reviewed by Rogers,
Maggie, 11:42.
Chanterelle: A Rocky Mountain mushroom
book, Johnson Books, 1986, by Miller,
Millie and Cyndi Nelson, reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 13:39-40.
A field guide to mushrooms, Houghton
Mifflin, 1987, by McKnight, Kent and Vera
B., reviewed by Coombs, Don, 16:9-11.
Wild food (American ed.), Little, Brown and
Company, 1986, by Phillips, Roger,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 17:25.
“It’s a beauty contest! The top 20”, by
Sturgeon, Walt, 18:5-6.
“What volumes are still missing from my
library?” by Parker, Alan, 18:6-11.
Le gratin des champignons, Lubrecht and
Cramer, 1986, by Sabatier, Roland and
Georges Becker, reviewed by Rogers,
Maggie, 18:34-35.
“Using the microscope,” by Tanghe, Leo J.,
20:17-30.
“Classic prints and pages are out there,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 22:38.
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.
“Illustrating mushrooms? Try this,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 24:17-18.
Fungi of Japan, YamaKei Publishers Co.,
Ltd. 1988, by Imazeki, Rokuya et al,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 27:25-26.
The morel mushroom:
Information/recipes/lore, a guide for roons,
Voyageur Press, 1990, by Ratzloff, John,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 29:26-27.
“Picking mushrooms in Russia,” by
Viazmenski, Alexander (Sasha), 30:5-7.
“Others, too, suffer the pain and discomfort
of morel blindness,” by Sommer, Robert and
Barbara, 31:11-12.
Cortinarius flora photographica, v.1,
Cortinarius HB, 1990, by Brandrud, Tor Erik
et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley,
31:19-21.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley, 32:19-22.
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.
Fungi Europae: Volume 4, Lepista, Libreria
Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1990, by
Candusso, M. and G. Lansoni, reviewed by
Sundberg, Walter J., 34:23-24.
Beatrix Potter’s art: paintings and drawings,
Warne, 1989 (brief rev), by Hobbs, Anne
Stevenson, ed., 34:34.
The art of Beatrix Potter, Warne, 1955 (brief
rev), 34:34.
“Bella Biella—the Italian connection
produces books,” by Barnhart, Harley E.,
36:15-16.
A mess of fungi (cartoons), by Latil, Jean
Paul, 36:35-36.
The mushroom identifier, Smithmark
Publishers, 1992, by Pegler, David and B.
Spooner, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
39:18.
Mushrooms and other fungi of Great Britain
and Europe, Pan Books, 1981, by Phillips,
Roger, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
39:18.
“Bookplates for mushroom lovers,” by Dill,
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.
Flora agaricina Danica (reprint), Libreria
Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1935, by Lange,
Jakob E., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
42:23.
The mushroom man, Green Tiger Press,
1993, by Pochocki, Ethel, reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 43:24.
Atlante fotografico di funghi ipogei (Photo
atlas, hypog. fungi), Assn. Mic. Bresadol, by
Montecchi, Amer and Lazzari, Giacomo,
reviewed by Trappe, James, 44:46.
“Another set of bookplates: Lepiota
americana,” (brief rev), by Dill, Don, 44:51.
1200 pilze en farbfotos, rev.ed., AT Verlag,
1993, by Dahncke, Rose Marie, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 45:21.
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
Barnhart, Harley E., 45:22.
Nordic macromycetes vol. 2, Nordsvamp,
1992, by Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds.,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 45:22-23.
Myxomycetes, a handbook of slime molds,
Timber Press, 1994, by Stephenson, Steven
L. and Henry Stempen, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 46:21-22.
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.
“A dream realized, a promise kept: Sasha
Viazmensky,” 47:24.
Microfungi, Munksgaard, Copenhagen,
1994, by Gravesen, Suzanne, et al., reviewed
by Barnhart, Harley E., 48:26-27.