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“`Ally pally’ fungi” in The Mycologist, July 1989, pp. 123-25 (brief rev), by Lipson, M., 30:27-28. “Mushroom mixup at San Francisco restaurant” in Mycena News, Nov. 1990 (brief review), 31:32-33. “Getting started in San Francisco” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 75:26-27. Lake, Medicine Grizzlybear “An Indian father’s plea,” in Orion, Autumn 1995 (brief review), by Lake, Medicine Grizzlybear, 50:32-33. Lamaison, J. See Polese, Jean-Louis, 67:32-24. Lamoureaux, Yves and Jean Despres 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. Lampe, Kenneth “Dr. Lampe dies,” 28:9. Lampe, Kenneth F. and Mary Ann McCann A.M.A. handbook of poisonous and injurious plants, A.M.A., 1985, by Lampe, Kenneth F. and Mary Ann McCann, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 12:30. 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, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 53:35. Landowne, Milton “La pasta nuda,” by Landowne, Milton, 10:34. Lange, Jakob E. Flora agaricina Danica (reprint), Libreria Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1935, by Lange, Jakob E., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 42:23. Lange, Morten “Rain and mushrooms (and foray planning),” by Lange, Morten, 11:43. Laos Traditional recipes of Laos, Prospect Books, 1981, by Davidson, Alan and Jennifer, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 26:28-29. “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. 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. 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. Larson, Gary There’s a hair in my dirt! Harper, 1999, 73:33. Latil, Jean Paul A mess of fungi (cartoons), by Latil, Jean Paul, 36:35-36. Laun, Charles Handbook of nature and scientific photography, by Laun, Charles, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 35:24. Lawrence, Gale A field guide to the familiar, Prentice Hall, 1984, by Lawrence, Gale, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 10:39. Laws see Legislation Leach, Peter “Fungi and French toast at Boyne City,” by Leach, Peter, 11:12-14. Leach, Peter and Anne Mikkelsen, eds. Malfred Ferndock’s morel cookbook, Ferndock Pub. 1986, by Leach, Peter and Anne Mikkelsen, eds., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 12:33. Lead “Certain mushrooms do accumulate heavy metals,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 38:9-14. Lebel, Teresa “Hints from an Aussie truffler, Teresa Lebel,” by Battaile, Connie, 54:26-27. 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 “The state mushroom: Minnesota designates the morel,” by Harper, Herb, 5:24-25. “More thoughts on commercial pick: A mycological society viewpoint,” 8:7. “West Coast picking regulations coming?” by Coombs, Don, 15:5. “West Coast legislators consider variety of bills re overpick and consumer safety,” by Coombs, Don, 16:5-6. “Conservation and ecology” in Spore Prints, Jan. 1990 (brief rev), by Dilly, Margaret, 28:29. “On the West Coast: The good news turns out to be premature,” 43:34. “Warning! Your days of traipsing off may be numbered” (letter), by Richardson, Charles S. and Michael K., 43:37-38. “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. “Ruling upholds mushroom grower’s conviction; Davenport man claims his conduct was innocent,” by Obradovich, Kathie, 58:19. “The Supreme Court declines to consider” (letter), by Atley, Lewis “Skip,” 59:4. “The court’s decision (on Skip Atley’s psychoactive mushroom case): no surprise?” (letter), by Butler, Eugene, 59:4,29. “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. Sacred mushrooms and the law, 2d ed., Spectral Mindustries, 1998, by Boire, Richard Glen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 61:34-35. “Psychoactive mushrooms, the law and you” (a lawyer deposes a county attorney), by Butler, Eugene, 64:5-7. “Cantharellus formosus wins in Oregon” (a new state mushroom), 65:33. Lehrer, Samuel B. and Jon Olson “Fungal allergy: studies of hypersensitivity to spores suggest fungi,” by Lehrer, Samuel B. and Jon Olson, 14:8-11. Leibenstein, Margaret “Mushrooms under Glasse,” by Leibenstein, Margaret, 8:39-41. “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. “Mushroom-herb bread,” by Leibenstein, Margaret, 14:31. “Heavy, flat loaves produce sadness for Susan Metzler” (letter), by Leibenstein, Margaret, 16:36-37. Leister, Mary Wee green witch, Stemmer House, 1978, by Leister, Mary, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 7:23. Lentinula sp. “Is that new genus here to stay?” (Ask the Pros Column), by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 55:11, 13. Lentinus sp. “Shiitake,” by Harris, Bob, 12:24-26. (Lentinus edodes description), by Singer, Rolf, 12:25. “Ask us,” by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. “Notes from Montana on the train wrecker” (letter), by Moss, Kenneth, 73:5-6. “Anti-viral compounds from mushrooms,” in HerbalGram, issue 51, 2001, by Rogers, Maggie, 73:32. Lenzites sp. “(Lenzites betulina tinder, not medicine?)” in The Mycologist, Aug. 1993 (brief rev), by Chapela, Ignacio H. and Pavel Lizon, 43:36. Leonard, Patrick “British journal looks at developing keys,” (Mycologist, Feb. 1998), by Leonard, Patrick, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 60:41. 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 Norvell, Lorelei, 22:17. “Lepiotas in general and Melzer’s in particular,” by Ristich, Sam, 23:28-29. “His encounter paid off with lots of shaggy Leps,” by Grimm, Richard, 23:38. “A look at the parasol mushrooms,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 27:32-34. “Shaggy parasols should be spelled `rhacodes’,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 44:47. “Gastronome’s garnish,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 44:47. “Rhacodes roast,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 44:47. “Yet another way to find wild mushrooms,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 53:14-15. “A thin green line” (letter), by Hanes, R. Philip Jr., 60:4. “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. “Which Lepiotas are toxic?” by Vellinga, Else, 69:33-34. “Phaeolepiota aurea: a beautiful and mysterious mushroom,” by Stijve, Tjakko, D. Andrey, W. Goessler, 77:33-35. “The fascinating world of fungi: shaggy lepiota fairy ring,” by Hausotter, Jack, 77:40. Lepista nuda “La pasta nuda,” by Landowne, Milton, 10:34. Lepista sp. “That nudum is a nuda?” by Norvell, Lorelei, 12:6-9. Fungi Europae: Volume 4, Lepista, Libreria Editrice Giovanna Biella, 1990, by Candusso, M. and G. Lansoni, reviewed by Sundberg, Walter J., 34:23-24. “Philosophical advice: Do not try to grow Agaricus bisporus,” by Grimm, Richard, 45:15-18. “Go ahead: intensify nature’s design” (the Cultivation Column), by Arnold, Ralph, 55:20-22. Leptonia 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. Leskia sp. “Fooling and messing: Damien Pieper and Dean Abel find fungus in moss,” 75:35-36. Leucoagaricus sp. “Lookalikes: The myth vs. the reality,” by Parkin, Jack, 24:8-9. Leucocoprinus sp. “An unusual introduction to a new mushroom,” by Hausotter, Jack, 76:35-36. Lever, Ruth Seasonal occurrence of 250 common New England mushrooms ... 1964-1983,, 63:37-38. Levy, Faye “The many faces of shiitake,” by Levy, 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. “No rain at Falls City,” by Lewis, Kenneth M., 10:41. “Ken Lewis, antiquarian bookman” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 45:25. Lewis, Margaret “In memory of Margaret Lewis,” by Rogers, Maggie, 16:19. “Mycophagy out of season” in McIlvainea, v.4, No. 2, 1980, by Lewis, Margaret, 16:19-21. Libonati-Barnes, Susan see Ammirati, Joe F., 14:37. Libraries see Mycological libraries “All this project needs is the million dollars” (a resource center for mycology), by Rogers, Maggie, 63:32. Libreria Mycoflora (Italy) “Libreria Mykoflora publications available from mykoflora@tiscali.it” (Book Notes Column), reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 77:24. Lichens “Farlow friends: Programs related to cryptogamic botany,” by Wulff, Barry L., 12:22-23. “This recipe prevents scurvy (caribou moss),” 14:29. Common British lichens; Edible and medicinal plants; British fungi, Jarrold Colour Pubs., by Dobson, Frank S., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 14:34. 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. Fungi and lichens, Steck-Vaughn (brief rev), by Madgwick, Wendy, 30:24. “Scratching the surface,” in The Countryman, Feb. 5, 1999, 65:33-34. “Go ahead and eat them: matsutake aren’t endangered” (decision from the Federal Register, 76:7. Life zones Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U/Arizona, 1990, by States, Jack S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 35:17-18. Lightning “(Lightning stimulates mushroom fruiting)” in The Spore Print, 1986 (brief review), 15:38. Lignicolous fungi “The woodrotters; letter to Charles H. Peck, state botanist,” by Dudley, P.H., 2:28-31. “Stumping for fungi: wood-inhabiting fungi,” by Wulff, Barry L., 5:28-32. “Get outdoors now; cure mycological cabin fever pursuing wood fungi,” by Ristich, Sam, 6:5-8. “A once-in-a-century snowstorm,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 22:13-15. “Pete Peterson tells one on himself,” by Peterson, Pete, 22:29.
“Woody debris,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 23:22-23. “There are gilled woodrotters with pale spores,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 25:18-20. 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. “Attack of the vandal fungus,” by Sessoms, Billie, 40:14. “Pathogens, patterns ... forest ecosystems,” in BioScience, Jan. ‘95, pp. 16-24 (brief rev), by Castello, John D. et al, 47:22. Lincoff, Gary See Laessoe, Thomas, 54:18-20 See Salzman, Jason, by Lincoff, Gary “Writing the great guide (and publishing it),” by Lincoff, Gary, 1:37-42. “Make the mushrooms sing: Photo critique of the Audubon Field Guide,” by Lincoff, Gary, 7:26-29. “Trial key: Augmenting the Audubon Field Guide,” by Lincoff, Gary, 8:17-26. “Lincoff responds to three charges,” by Lincoff, Gary, 12:35-36. “NAMA 1986: Huffman named president,” 14:5. “Nomen vul Gary (common names)” (song), by Lincoff, Gary, 22:back cover. “Yet another note on names and photographs,” by Lincoff, Gary, 33:9-14. “Lincoff, statesman, at NAMA (foray speech),” by Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by Stickney, Laurence M., 35:5-6. “Mushroom hunters want scientific names they can pronounce...,” by Lincoff, Gary, 36:5-9. “Species concepts and species complexes,” by Lincoff, Gary, 36:7. “John Cage leaves behind poetry, prose, new music, mushrooms,” by Lincoff, Gary, 38:5-9. The Audubon Society field guide to North American mushrooms, Knopf, 1981, by Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:7. “(World’s longest plaintive letter: common names, etc.)” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 40:4, 35, 37-38. “A second incident on the trail—a fable,” by Lincoff, Gary, 40:21-22. “Response to Lincoff’s plaintive letter,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 40:35-36. “Remembering Rolf Singer,” by Lincoff, Gary, 44:49. “Nobody controls the use of common names” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 66:4, 30. “The Can you identify these 25 species from their scientific names? contest,” by Lincoff, Gary, 67:16-17. “More about common names ...” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 68:4. “Gary Lincoff takes the bait,” by Lincoff, Gary, 68:7-8. “A few clues to help solve the Paradise Point Club list contest,” by Lincoff, Gary, 68:24. “The `Can you identify 25 species from their scientific names’ contest; here are the answers,” by Lincoff, Gary, 69:27-29. “Philately: a perverse sex act or just a metaphor?” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 70:4. “NAMA by any other name” (letter), by Lincoff, Gary, 71:4, 39. “Hunting with ghosts (the early mycologists speak),” by Lincoff, Gary, 71:33-35. “Mushroom hunters of the grasslands,” by Lincoff, Gary, 74:5-8. “Clark Rogerson: the amateur’s mycologist; a personal remembrance” (obituary), by Lincoff, Gary, 74:15-16. “The keys to the kingdom” (the fifth kingdom?), by Lincoff, Gary, 75:19-20. “Mushroom pie in the sky” (flying high with Gary), by Lincoff, Gary, 75:34. “There are only a dozen basic groups” (classification systems for mushrooms), by Lincoff, Gary, 76:9-15. “Even without a fifth, Dictionary of Fungi 9th ed. will send you through the looking glass,” by Lincoff, Gary, 76:18. “The number 7 is important” (Senior Moments Field Guide Series), by Lincoff, Gary, 77:17-18. Lincoff, Gary, ed. see Pacioni, Giovanni, 39:18. Lincoln County Mycological Society “Mussels and mushrooms,” by Holloran, 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. “Don’t just study, hunt and eat mushrooms: Get into dyeing!” by Lindgren, Janet, 7:42-43. “Be sure to use a pressure cooker” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 10:4. “Good balance,” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 47:4, 37. “More on knives,” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 47:4. “The paddy straw mushroom: not native” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 53:4. “Albatrellus skamanius: nearly extinct, rare or just overlooked?” by Lindgren, Janet, 56:14-16. “Trial key to Amanita species in the Pacific Northwest rev. February 1998, by Lindgren, Janet, 60:28-40. Lipson, M. “`Ally pally’ fungi” in The Mycologist, July 1989, pp. 123-25 (brief rev), by Lipson, M., 30:27-28. Lists Grzyby chronione, (Poland) (brief review), by Grzywacz, Andrzej, 29:34. A checklist of Kansas mushrooms, Kaw Valley Mushroom Society, 1989, by Kay, Richard, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 30:22-23. “Global warming: A mushrooming event?” by Bakaitis, Bill, 32:5-10. “The thrill of the hunt,” by Gilberg, Ken, 32:38. “August, September truffles” in NATS Current News, Aug./Sept. 1992 (brief rev), by Wheeler, Dan, 38:28. Harper’s mushroom reference guide and checklist, Harper, 1985, (brief rev), by Harper, Herb, reviewed by Haley, John, 47:38. 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. Mushrooms on stamps, Silver Spring, MD, by Casciero, Albert J. and John Ultee, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 60:43. “And now a modest proposal” (NAMA could compile a list of common names), by Barnhart, Harley E., 63:26-27. “This list is basic” (mushroom scientific names), 63:36. Seasonal occurrence of 250 common New England mushrooms ... 1964-1983,, 63:37-38. “Anatomy of a foray” (from November to a winter-long project), by McAdoo, Buck, 65:5-8, 10-12. Mushrooms, Eyewitness Handbook, DK Publishing, 1998, by Laessoe, Thomas and Gary Lincoff, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 65:24-25. “A few clues to help solve the Paradise Point Club list contest,” by Lincoff, Gary, 68:24. “NAMA and MSA endorse a (common names) commission to make recommendations,” by Redhead, Scott and Lorelei Norvell, 69:5-8. “The 20 top edibles, presented thanks to help from generous readers” (The Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 72:9,11-13. “The last mushroom hunt” (logging vs. mushroom habitat), by Evans, Larry, 72:23-28. Litchfield, Ken “Growing them in the Bay Area—and elsewhere” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 74:29-30. “Huitlacoche truffles in your garden” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 75:5-10. “Getting started in San Francisco” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 75:26-27. “In your yard: more than grass, shrubs and trees” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 76:20-23. “You can take 3D photos with your regular camera,” by Litchfield, Ken, 77:19-22. “Twiddling your green and white thumbs: growing tomatoes and mushrooms” (Cultivation Column), by Litchfield, Ken, 77:29-32. Litten, Walter “Most mushrooms fluoresce” in McIlvainea, 1991, pp. 66-75 (brief rev), by Litten, Walter, 36:35. “Thoughts on clearcutting and the endocrine system” (letter), by Litten, Walter, 39:4. “Digesting fungi with the brain instead of the stomach” (the secret word is “mycorrhiza”), by Litten, Walter, 65:30-31. Liver transplants “Two Californians survive Death Cap,” 19:27. “A toxicology update: What can we learn from Death Cap incidents?” by Duffy, Tom, 22:10-11. “The Oregon case: Amanita phalloides,” by Alexander, Preston, 23:18-21. Lloyd Library, Cincinnati, Ohio “The Lloyd Library,” in HerbalGram 22, Spring, 1990, pp. 6-7, by Perry, Rebecca A., 53:35. Lloyd, C.G. “The Lloyd Library,” in HerbalGram 22, Spring, 1990, pp. 6-7, by Perry, Rebecca A., 53:35. “The genus and how it breeds” (the Ask the Pros Column), by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 60:5,7,9. “Lloyd felt strongly” (about author names in mycology), by Rogers, Maggie, 77:39. Lobster mushroom “Double lobster ragout,” by Hanes, R. Philip Jr., 50:18. “Lobsters in the woods,” by Kroeger, Paul, 51:9, 11. “So what’s this lobster mushroom ON?” by Rogers, Maggie, 51:11. Locations see Names of states, provinces, countries or regions Lockwood, Taylor F. “The USPS comes through, finally, part way, sort of —,” by Coombs, Don, 64:25. “Lockwood comes up with a stunner: a smaller-sized poster,” 71:36-37. “Inside Taylor Lockwood?” (interview), by Barnhart, Harley E., 74:31-32. “Treasures from the Kingdom of Fungi offers 274 enchanting images from Taylor ’s last 17 years,” by Lockwood, Taylor F., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 74:31. “Taylor explores Australia” (photographs, fungi and fun at www.fungiphoto.com, 77:38-39. Logging “Now they’re calling it The Contentious Cut” (brief review), 52:13. “A community works together (to save a forest),” by Rogers, Maggie, 53:28-30. 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. “You are forewarned about Canadian stamps” (letter), by Long, Bill, 25:21. “Bill Long packs it in for new issues, will continue older issues,” by Long, Bill, 36:28. 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 Coombs, Don, 7:25. The curious morel—mushroom hunting, RKT Video, 1993, by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:24. The curious morel: Mushroom hunters’ recipes, lore and advice, RKT Publishing, by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:24-25. The curious morel—mushroom cooking, RKT Video, 1993, by Lonik, Larry “Tree,” reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:24. Lookalikes “Poisonous lookalikes,” by Muggli, Lee, 13:43. “Lookalikes: The myth vs. the reality,” by Parkin, Jack, 24:8-9. The Audubon Society field guide to North American mushrooms, Knopf, 1981, by Lincoff, Gary, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:7. A field guide to mushrooms, Houghton Mifflin, 1987, by McKnight, Kent and Vera, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:9. “Some Mycena lookalikes” in The Mycologist Nov. ‘93 (brief rev), by Emmett, Ernest E., 43:37. “The paddy straw mushroom: not native” (letter), by Lindgren, Janet, 53:4. “Starting out (do it with morels, not LBMs),” by Benjamin, Denis, 55:5-6. “Mushrooms and blue mussel stew” (the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 58:23-24. “Sherlock and the twins” (mushroom lookalikes), by Grimm, Richard, 62:5-6. “Fungus gnat flowers,” 64:35. “With apologies to Dracula” (letter), by Trudell, Steve, 66:31-32. Lowe, Josiah L. “Josiah L. Lowe” (obituary), by Fischer, David, 56:28-29. Lubrecht & Cramer, Ltd. “Joerg Cramer dies,” 9:30. Lubrecht, Harry “Harry Lubrecht, 1908-1997,” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 58:35. Lubrecht, Harry and Ann “Praise for jobs well done (awards),” by Rogers, Maggie, 34:29. Lubrecht, Harry and Charles “Lubrecht & Cramer’s 1997 ‘Checklist of Mycology Books’,” by Lubrecht, Harry and Charles, 57:30. Lucas, Suzanne In praise of toadstools, Lucas Art, 1992, and vol. 2, 1997, by Lucas, Suzanne, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 60:15-17. Lugol’s reagent “A pharmacist discusses Melzer’s solution,” by Parkin, Jack, 26:29-30. Luminescent fungi Mousekin’s mystery, Prentice Hall, 1983 (brief rev), by Miller, Edna, 3:37. “If they glow, go slow,” by Wells, Mike, 13:11.
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