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

“Paper the color of cocoa well-laced with
cream,” by Rogers, Maggie, 34:22.
“World record artist’s conk 51x24x14
inches” (photo), by Ristich, Sam, 44:52.
Nordic macromycetes vol. 2, Nordsvamp,
1992, by Hansen, Lise and H. Knudsen, eds.,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 45:22-23.
“An area of great nomenclatural change
(polypores),” by Sturgeon, Walt, 47:20-21.
“Paper from polypores” (Anna demonstrates
which ones work best), by King, Anna,
57:38.
“Additional, seemingly useless names?” (the
Askus Column), by Redhead, Scott and
Lorelei Norvell, 61:28-29.
“How THAT mushroom got THAT name,”
by McAdoo, Buck, 63:23.
“Passing on delight and joy” (on conks and
geotropism), by Rogers, Maggie, 68:34.
“Fungi of mines and caves,” by Rose, David,
73:28-29.
“Fuzzy Sandozi gets more attention,” in
HerbalGram, issue 51, 2001, 73:32.
The Polypores of Luosto, by Niemela,
Tuomo and Yu-Chen Dai, 74:38-39.
Polyporus tuberaster
Charleston Kedding: a history of kitchen
gardening, Ebury Press, 1996, by Campbell,
Susan, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 59:27.
Pomerleau, René
“Finally: A wash-and-wear key,” by
Pomerleau, René, 11:45.
Poronia sp.
“In early winter of 1926 (mycologizing in
Bermuda),” 56:33-34.
“Fungi are not plants” (they behave
differently), by Dickson, Gordon, 62:9-11.
Portobello (bolete)
“Keeping up: News from all over, and
criticizing the popular press,” by Rogers,
Maggie, 12:37.
Postcards
“Mushroom postcards: collector’s items,” by
Pauli, Richard, 3:43, 46.
“A short note on erotic mushroom imagery
in postcards,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 72:26-27.
Posters
“Emergency information (wall chart of toxic
fungi and toxin types),” by Barnhart, Kit
Scates, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 2:38.
“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.
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.
“Kit Scates Barnhart, an interview: she
remembers starting out on her own in 1958,”
by Schaechter, Elio, 71:15-19.
“Deck the halls: two new posters: Medicinal
and Poisonous and psychotropic,” 10 Speed
Press, 2001, by Arora, David, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 71:31.
“Lockwood comes up with a stunner: a
smaller-sized poster,” 71:36-37.
Potter, Beatrix
The art of Beatrix Potter, Warne, 1955 (brief
rev), 34:34.
Beatrix Potter’s art: paintings and drawings,
Warne, 1989 (brief rev), by Hobbs, Anne
Stevenson, ed., 34:34.
Prah, Joe
“...let’s provide pronunciation in the field
guides” (letter), by Prah, Joe, 68:5.
Prairie States Mushroom Club
“The Iowa morel and false morel survey,” by
Huffman, Don, L.H. Tiffany and G.Knaphus,
33:27-28.
“George Knaphus, no longer foraying forth”
(obituary), by Abel, Dean and others,
69:32-33.
Pratchett, Terry
The light fantastic, New American Library,
1988 (brief review), by Pratchett, Terry,
24:25.
Precipitation
“Rain and mushrooms (and foray planning),”
by Lange, Morten, 11:43.
“Wild swings in weather and mushrooms,”
by Bakaitis, Bill, 67:14-15.
Preservation
“Captured mushrooms (in the shops),” by
Morris, Linda Lowe, 2:34-35.
“Morels in the fall?” by Rogers, Maggie,
4:31.
“Get outdoors now; cure mycological cabin
fever pursuing wood fungi,” by Ristich,
Sam, 6:5-8.
“Plan for a build-your-own mushroom
dryer,” by Woo, Ben, 7:40.
“You can too freeze white truffles” (letter),
by Walters, Anthony B., 8:4, 44.
“Too many mushrooms?” by Dow, Anne,
9:31-34.
“Be sure to use a pressure cooker” (letter),
by Lindgren, Janet, 10:4.
“Finally: (An emergency mushroom dryer,
the American automobile),” by Rogers,
Maggie, 11:45.
“Chanterelles: There’s gold dust in those
hills,” by Quaintance, Cheryl, 13:9, 11.
“The children find one of the foolproof
four,” by Gruber, Frank, 13:32-33.
Collecting and preserving plants for science
and pleasure, Arco Publishing, 1985, by
MacFarlane, Ruth E. (Alford), reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 14:31-32.
“Mycophagy out of season” in McIlvainea,
v.4, No. 2, 1980, by Lewis, Margaret,
16:19-21.
“Save those mushrooms,” by Degnan, Joe,
23:17-18.
“Go to high heat for a nuttier flavor” (letter),
by Degnan, Joe, 27:4.
“There are a lot of different chanterelles out
there,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 29:7-10.
“Pickled Coprinus comatus,” by March,
Kathryn G., 33:18.
“Preserving cultures (and garden seeds, too)
and the secret is molasses,” by Kish, Joe,
40:24-26.
Taming the wild mushroom, a culinary guide
to market foraging, U. Texas Press, 1993, by
Bessette, Arleen R. and Alan E., reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 41:20.
Start mushrooming—the easiest way to start
collecting 6 edible mushrooms, Adventure
Pubs., by Tekiela, Stan and Karen Shanberg,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 41:22-23.
“Make pasta and bread using mushroom
powder,” by Stickney, Laurence M.,
41:23-24.
“Cooking equals flavor enhancement,” by
Stickney, Laurence M., 43:25.
“Cleaning, cooking, keeping corals,” by
Chariton, Laverne, 48:35-36.
“Basics of mushroom cooking,” by
Czarnecki, Jack, 49:5-6.
“You can preserve those mushrooms” (when
you get too many), by Fortin, Richard,
54:14-15.
“You can enjoy ‘fresh boletes’ next
February” (preservation by freezing after
wrapping), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:31.
“A better method for long-term storage of
mushroom cultures” (with references), by
Kish, Joe, 58:30-31.
“Clarifications to article” (letter, about
long-term storage of mushroom cultures), by
Kish, Joe, 60:4,42.
“The hazards of mycology continued:
Botulism,” by Payer, Lynn, 68:29-30.
Pressure cookers
“Care and feeding of the 941 (and others):
pressure cookers,” by Caldwell, Jonathan,
25:23.
“Improvise with what you have,” by
Stampfer, Ted, 25:24.
“After winter comes spring (and some
cultivation discoveries),” by DeSimone,
Roy, 51:35-36.
Prices
“Truffles come from different continents,”
by Boyd, Jim, 48:19-21.
“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.
“The Red Army was out there picking
matsutake?” by Mysiewicz, Tom, 59:39.
Priest, Kay
“You can enjoy ‘fresh boletes’ next
February” (preservation by freezing after
wrapping), by Rogers, Maggie, 57:31.
Promotion of mushrooms
“Truffles Street (naming streets),” by
Rawlinson, Pat, 34:36.
“Creating a mushroom demonstration garden
and other community cultivation projects,”
by Beausejour, Terri Marie, 66:20-22.
Pronunciation
“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.
“...let’s provide pronunciation in the field
guides” (letter), by Prah, Joe, 68:5.
Przybylowics, Paul and John Donoghue
Shiitake growers handbook, Kendall Hunt
Publ. Co., 1988, by Przybylowics, Paul and
John Donoghue, reviewed by Stamets, Paul,
23:26.
Psathyrella sp.
“All it takes....” (Dr. McLaughlin is looking
for Psathyrella rhodospora, a rarity) (letter),
by Gerenday, Anna, 63:39.
“Three little brown mushrooms, over time,”
by Greene, Joel, 72:32.
Pseudohydnum sp.
“Cooking the unusuals,” by Ristich, Sam,
29:32-33.
Psilocybe sp.
“Dry year leads to less flying
(psychoactively),” 18:33.
“Aren’t morels nature’s own design?”
(letter), by Peele, Stephen L., 18:38-39.
“Sheepwrecks” in Spore Prints, Oct. 1989
(brief review), 28:37.
“(Psilocybe cubensis) mushrooms grow
fast!” (letter), by Norris, Sam, 47:4.
“20 years for P. cubensis (letter),” by Atley,
Lewis “Skip,” 49:4, 38.
Psilocybin mushrooms of the world, 10
Speed Press, 1996, by Stamets, Paul,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 54:17-18.
“Why are the magic mushrooms in front of
the courthouse?” by McNett, Brian, 55:10.
Psilocybin sp.
“Psychoactive mushrooms, the law and you”
(a lawyer deposes a county attorney), by
Butler, Eugene, 64:5-7.
Psychoactive mushrooms
“Toxins and hallucinogens,” by Beug,
Michael W., 2:8-13.
“Grower talk: Conversations on cultivating
mushrooms,” 5:7-13.
“Assistance rendered to a zoo with a
mushroom-eating bear,” by Norvell, Lorelei,
6:22-23.
“Indians’ article called misleading” (letter),
by Jacobs, J.Q., 10:4.
“Maria Sabina, Indian curandura, dies in
1985 at 97”, 11:46.
“Mushroom fluids injected,” by Hausotter,
Jack, 15:11-13.
“Wasson dies after great adventure,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 15:21-23.
“Send out for the little foxes: Thoughts on a
Biblical verse,” by Treat, Rose, 16:35.
“Dry year leads to less flying
(psychoactively),” 18:33.
“Florida Research Center moves after hassle
with DEA,” 28:10-ll.
“Sheepwrecks” in Spore Prints, Oct. 1989
(brief review), 28:37.
The sacred mushroom seeker: Essays for R.
Gordon Wasson, Timber Press, 1990, by
Riedlinger, Thomas J., ed., reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 29:25-26.
“Give ‘em a licking and they’ll keep on
ticking?” (letter), by Kroeger, Paul, 30:4, 37.
“Gary Menser dies: Truffle promoter and
author of Magic Mushroom Handbook,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 43:35.
Mushrooms, psychedelic fungi, (volume of
Encycl. of psychoactive drugs,) Burke Pub.
‘88, by Furst, Peter, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley E., 44:45.
Psilocybin mushrooms of the world, 10
Speed Press, 1996, by Stamets, Paul,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 54:17-18.
Toads and toadstools: natural history,
folklore, and cultural oddities, Celestial
Arts, 1995, by Morgan, Adrian, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 56:21.
“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.
Magic mushrooms around the world, a
scientific journey, LIS Publications, 1993, by
Gartz, Jochen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley
E., 59:19-20.
“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.
Sacred mushrooms and the law, 2d ed.,
Spectral Mindustries, 1998, by Boire,
Richard Glen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley
E., 61:34-35.
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.
“Terence McKenna, `the Timothy Leary of
the ‘90s,’ dies” (obituary), by Martin,
Douglas, 68:30.
“Deck the halls: two new posters: Medicinal
and Poisonous and psychotropic,” 10 Speed
Press, 2001, by Arora, David, reviewed by
Barnhart, Harley E., 71:31.
Puffballs
“Are true puffballs all truly edible?” (letter),
by Widdowson, Caryl, 6:4.
“A good old dirty trick” in The Mycolog,
Dec. 1988, (brief review), by Peterson, John
E., 24:29.
“Puffball usages—North American Indians”
in Jl. of Ethnobiol., May ‘83, pp. 55-62
(brief rev), by Burk, Bill, 40:32.
“Black beans and puffballs,” by Rosenberg,
Rita, 49:27.
British puffballs, earthstars and stinkhorns,
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1995, by
Pegler, David et al, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley E., 52:29.
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.
Puget Sound Mycological Society
“More thoughts on commercial pick: A
mycological society viewpoint,” 8:7.
“Come Spring, this project may make a lot
of sense (morel spawn seeding in
Cascades),” by Coombs, Don, 46:12.
Purce, Dianne
“(Mycomania) If it’s a disease, it’s one with
pleasant aspects,” by Purce, Dianne, 11:44.