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

Pencall, Steven
“U.S. Forest Service threatens habitat”
(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 9:4, 45.
“FDA proposal for mushroom regulation
ill-advised” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 14:4.
“Mushroom regulation opposed by Pencall”
(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 16:4.
“The great mushroom regulation hoax,” by
Pencall, Steven, 16:37-38.
“My most memorable mushroom hunt,” by
Pencall, Steven, 23:31.
“What’s really happening in Washington
State?” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 28:4.
“Drawbacks to helping inventory fungi on
public lands?” (letter), by Pencall, Steven,
46:4, 34.
“Forest Service acts quietly (to develop
special forest products management plan),”
by Pencall, Steven, 47:15.
“Are you now, or have you ever been...?”
(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 48:4.
“S. California: even in a dry year, some
mushrooms,” by Pencall, Steven, 68:30.
“Matsutake: endangered species or political
football,” by Pencall, Steven, 73:7,9-10.
“Comments rip plan to put matsutake on
‘Trade in Endangered Species’ list,” by
Pencall, Steven, 74:17-18.
“Pencall responds to Gabel’s response” (U.S.
Fish and Wildlife/CITES situation) (letter),
by Pencall, Steven, 76:4, 35.
Pennsylvania
“Vagabonding: Try Pennsylvania,” by
Sturgeon, Walt, 4:26-27.
People to People Committee on Fungi
“Knighton remembers the early years (of
NAMA),” by Knighton, Harry, 9:8.
Pepi, David
Thoreau’s method: A handbook for nature
study, Prentice Hall, 1985, by Pepi, David,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 9:35.
Perala, Nestor
“McKenna didn’t predict the end of the
world, exactly” (letter), by Perala, Nestor,
69:39.
Perigord truffles
“Yes, truffles can be cultivated in North
America” (Tuber melanosporum), by
Garland, Franklin, 42:5-6.
Permaculture
“Permaculture with a mycological twist,” by
Stamets, Paul, 40:5-7.
Permits
see Regulation
Perry, Rebecca A.
“The Lloyd Library,” in HerbalGram 22,
Spring, 1990, pp. 6-7, by Perry, Rebecca A.,
53:35.
Persson, Olle
The chanterelle book, illus. by Bo Mossberg,
10 Speed Press, 1994, by Persson, Olle,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 61:32.
Peschel, Keewaydinoquay
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.
Pesticides
“Finding lots of morels is not necessarily a
good thing,” by Bakaitis, Bill, 26:5-8.
Petermeier, Jerry
see Ratzloff, John, 10:37.
“Morelkies,” by Petermeier, Jerry, 29:26.
Petersen, Ron
“Mushrooming where the Yangtse bends,”
by Petersen, Ron, 21:31-33.
“Matching colors via a web site,” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 65:25.
“The word (University of Tennessee
website),” by Petersen, Ron, 71:31.
Petersen, Ronald H.
“The colors of Ridgway and Methuen: an
eye-ball concordance (website),” by
Petersen, Ronald H., 65:25-26.
Peterson, Jeanne
“Old keys are better than no keys” in Boston
Myc. Club Bulletin, Jan. 1987 (brief review),
by Peterson, Jeanne, 17:36-37.
Peterson, John E.
“A good old dirty trick” in The Mycolog,
Dec. 1988, (brief review), by Peterson, John
E., 24:29.
Peterson, Pete
“Pete Peterson tells one on himself,” by
Peterson, Pete, 22:29.
Petty, William H.
“The first killing frost brings a flush of
Entoloma abortivum,” by Petty, William H.,
24:13-14.
“Slave-raiding mushrooms? (Entoloma
abortivum),” by Petty, William H., 35:13-14.
Pfister, Donald H.
“Counting fungi” (inventorying projects), by
Pfister, Donald H., 76:33-34.
Phaeocollybia sp.
“A Canadian odyssey (Phaeocollybia
search),” by Norvell, Lorelei, 35:9-12.
British fungus flora, agarics and boleti, v.7.,
Royal Botanic Garden, 1993, by Watling,
Roy et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
43:22.
“How does one key a gestalt, and other
niceties,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 46:32-33.
Fungi of Switzerland, v.5, Cortinariaceae,
Edition Mykologia, 2000, by Breitenbach,
Josef and Fred Kranzlin, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 71:31.
Phaeolepiota sp.
“Phaeolepiota aurea: a beautiful and
mysterious mushroom,” by Stijve, Tjakko,
D. Andrey, W. Goessler, 77:33-35.
Phares, Donald
“Do we want mushrooming to remain a
private domain?” (letter), by Phares, Donald,
66:4.
Phenology
“Phenology: Observing mycological events,”
by Ristich, Sam, 4:32-35.
“A romp through Lepiota,” by Norvell,
Lorelei, 14:14-16.
“Half past violets,” by Molitor, Helen,
21:38-39.
“A once-in-a-century snowstorm,” by
Bakaitis, Bill, 22:13-15.
“Finding them in Minnesota,” by Smith,
Doug, 30:8.
“The psychology of mushroomers—a
reprise” in Mycophile, Oct. 1989 (brief rev),
by Elias, Richard, 30:16.
“With a plan, you’ll find more
(mushrooms),” by Mulvey, Michaeline,
52:6.
“Several thousand (fungi) per square inch,”
70:27.
“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.
“Mushroom hunters of the grasslands,” by
Lincoff, Gary, 74:5-8.
“Amanita pantherina, shown growing over
eight days,” by Greene, Joel, 74:7-17.
Philippet, Maurice
“Omelet with chanterelles,” by Philippet,
Maurice, 30:26.
Phillips, Hazel
“Thinking of matsutake” (letter), by Phillips,
Hazel, 61:4.
“Matsutake with rice,” by Phillips, Hazel,
61:4.
Phillips, Roger
See Land, Leslie, by Phillips, Roger
Wild food (American ed.), Little, Brown and
Company, 1986, by Phillips, Roger,
reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 17:25.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley, 32:19-22.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 39:9.
Mushrooms and other fungi of Great Britain
and Europe, Pan Books, 1981, by Phillips,
Roger, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E.,
39:18.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, (brief rev), by Phillips, Roger,
reviewed by Dutton, Geoffrey, 48:11.
Pholiota sp.
“How did this (Pholiota) species get so
mixed up?” (letter), by Moss, Kenneth,
13:44-45.
“Nameko, straw, bisporus, hobbies and
sayonara,” by Kish, Joe, 42:19-22.
Photographic equipment
“Multiple flashes, part one,” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 33:29-30.
“Multiple flashes, part 2 (photography),” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 34:26-27.
“Multiple flash with units on camera
bracket,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 35:21-23.
Handbook of nature and scientific
photography, by Laun, Charles, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley, 35:24.
“Soft, even light is important (in
photography),” by Barnhart, Harley E.,
36:20-21.
“Shooting mushrooms—slides or prints?” in
McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by Trudell,
Steve, 36:35.
“What film should I use?” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 37:15-16.
“A mushroom photographer’s tool kit,” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 39:33.
“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.
“Keeping it clean and dry,” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 42:17-18.
“Your visible means of support probably
should have three legs (tripods),” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 45:19-20.
“There’s serendipity out there (photography
tactics),” by Barnhart, Harley E., 46:27.
“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.
“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
Barnhart, Harley E., 57:16-17.
Photographs
see Illustrations
Photography
“NAMA photography contest, 1983,” 1:10.
“Grass stains on her new slacks?” by
Erickson, Don, 7:39.
“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.
Fungi of Japan, YamaKei Publishers Co.,
Ltd. 1988, by Imazeki, Rokuya et al,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 27:25-26.
Taking better mushroom pictures, Triangle
Area Mushroom Club, 1990, by Givens,
Kerry, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 28:25.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley, 32:19-22.
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
Barnhart, Harley, 32:29.
Creative lighting, Seattle Filmworks, 1988
(brief rev), by Di Sante, Theodore, reviewed
by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29.
Close-ups in nature, Amphoto, 1987 (brief
rev), by Shaw, John, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley, 32:29.
Close-up photography, Eastman Kodak,
1989 (brief rev), reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley, 32:29.
The book of close-up photography, Knopf,
1983 (brief rev), by Angel, Heather,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 32:29.
How to compose better photos, H.P. Books,
1981 (brief rev), reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley, 32:29.
Photography through the microscope,
Eastman Kodak, 1980 (brief rev), reviewed
by Barnhart, Harley, 32:30.
Photographing nature—fungi, Argus Books,
1975 (brief rev), by Angel, Heather,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 32:30.
“Multiple flashes, part one,” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 33:29-30.
“Multiple flashes, part 2 (photography),” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 34:26-27.
“Multiple flash with units on camera
bracket,” by Barnhart, Harley E., 35:21-23.
Handbook of nature and scientific
photography, by Laun, Charles, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley, 35:24.
“Soft, even light is important (in
photography),” by Barnhart, Harley E.,
36:20-21.
“Shooting mushrooms—slides or prints?” in
McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by Trudell,
Steve, 36:35.
“An elusive prize” in McIlvainea, 1991
(brief rev), by Katsaros, Peter, 36:35.
“What film should I use?” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 37:15-16.
“Beware stinkhorn stalkers?” by Abel, Dean,
37:36.
“Backlight and background light,” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 38:19-20.
“Keeping it clean and dry,” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 42:17-18.
“In search of a better way to keep track
(recordkeeping),” by Fisher, L.G., 45:5-6.
“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.
Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown,
1991, (brief rev), by Phillips, Roger,
reviewed by Dutton, Geoffrey, 48:11.
“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.
“The long and short of depth of field,” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 52:33-34.
“Can this slide be saved?” by Barnhart,
Harley E., 53:23-24.
“Picking on demand: a real challenge,” by
Sheine, Sandy, 54:12.
“Don’t just give up: go mossrooming,” by
Jacobson, Ellen, 55:38.
“Be reminded that you may need a
(photography) reminder list” (the Camera
Bag Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 59:22.
“Dan Guravich, wildlife photographer”
(obituary), by Stanley, Aileen, 59:24.
“Useful books and journals, with some new
additions to the list” (the Camera Bag
Column), by Barnhart, Harley E., 60:26-27.
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.