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

(Letter regarding Steve Brill’s use of NYC
parks for foraging classes), by Stern, Henry
J., 6:41.
“We need firm rules on picking—” (letter),
by Schalkwyk, Helene M.E., 9:4.
“Mushroom conservation: The Camp
Magruder Statements,” 10:6-14.
“Postma helps control the mushrooms of
Norway,” by Coombs, Don, 12:5-6.
“FDA regulations? Selling or serving wild
mushrooms would require an expert to
approve,” by Coombs, Don, 13:7-8.
“FDA proposal for mushroom regulation
ill-advised” (letter), by Pencall, Steven, 14:4.
“FDA expects to issue rules on selling wild
mushrooms,” by Coombs, Don, 14:23.
“Collecting...near Santa Barbara” (letter), by
Jensen, Floyd, 14:38.
“West Coast picking regulations coming?”
by Coombs, Don, 15:5.
“California tries it first,” 15:6.
“Mushroom regulation opposed by Pencall”
(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 16:4.
“West Coast legislators consider variety of
bills re overpick and consumer safety,” by
Coombs, Don, 16:5-6.
“FDA still plans to issue rules,” by Coombs,
Don, 16:7.
“The great mushroom regulation hoax,” by
Pencall, Steven, 16:37-38.
“NAMA did too discuss overpick” (letter),
by Brown, Dorothy, 17:4.
“Regulation by the states,” by Coombs, Don,
17:5-6.
“FDA finally makes its move (interpretation,
recommendation),” 17:6-7.
“Yes, the FDA should have acted,” by
Czarnecki, Jack, 17:9.
“Will decision bring conflict in the woods?”
(letter), by Stamets, Paul and Cruz, 18:4.
“While back at the FDA—,” by Coombs,
Don, 18:22.
“In Washington, more data sought as action
is delayed,” by Coombs, Don, 18:22-23.
“—and California moves toward inspection,”
by Coombs, Don, 18:23-24.
“This health inspector is in favor,” by
Jaspers, Bill, 18:24-25.
“No regulation yet,” 19:26.
“Washington finally acts to regulate buyers,
processors,” 20:10-11.
“Recreational pickers need permits in one
California burn area,” 20:11.
“A good or great year near Yosemite?” by
Stickney, Laurence M., 23:7.
“More regulation: Oregon forests require
permits,” by Rogers, Maggie, 24:10-12.
“Report on new Italian law regulates picking
of fungi and more” (letter), by George, Pat,
25:4, 38.
“Conference gives Forest Service ideas
about `non-logging’ activities,” by Rogers,
Maggie, 28:12-13.
Harvesting edible wild mushrooms in British
Columbia, B.C. Ministry of Forests (brief
review), 28:37.
Grzyby chronione, (Poland) (brief review),
by Grzywacz, Andrzej, 29:34.
“Ticketed” in Mycena News, Oct. 1990
(brief rev), 30:17.
“Summary of rules for commercial picking,
Malheur Nat. Forest,” by Volk, Tom, 34:19.
“Efforts toward clarifying regulations,”
37:33.
“Regulation without input?” (USFS and
public hearings), by Hanamoto, Gary, 37:34.
“Commercial gathering: It’s time to speak
out!” by Taylor, Steven R., 40:9-10.
“Mushroomers try to fight City Hall” in
Mycena News, Mar. 1993 (brief rev), by
Norton, Mark, 40:31.
“What a loaded issue!” (letter), by Wheeler,
Dan, 41:4, 38.
“Ms. Nature, take another memo to J. Muir,”
by Goff, Tom, 41:32-33.
“Background information: Pandora’s box
still closed” (California parks regulation), by
Norton, Mark and Larry Stickney, 41:33-34.
“You can have real power: Supermarket
sleuthing of mushrooms” (letter), by Stanley,
Allein, 41:39.
“I don’t bend unless there’s a mushroom to
be picked!” by Wolf, Gary, 42:25.
“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.
“Forest managers focus on fungi as part of
the big picture,” by Rogers, Maggie,
45:9-11.
“After it’s reinvented...reinventing the Forest
Service,” (letter), by Norton, Mark, 45:30.
“Forest Service acts quietly (to develop
special forest products management plan),”
by Pencall, Steven, 47:15.
“Park Service may impose uniform national
policy (re mushroom collecting),” by
Norton, Mark, 47:15-17.
“Are you now, or have you ever been...?”
(letter), by Pencall, Steven, 48:4.
“Dear Ms. Finnerty (letter re National Park
Service proposed regulations),” by Bessette,
Alan E., 48:7-8.
“Park Service still may ban collecting; draft
regulations not released yet,” by Norton,
Mark, 48:7-8.
“Dear Ms. Finnerty (letter re National Park
Service proposed regulations), by St. Vrain,
Vail E., 48:8.
“In Vermont you can still pick mushrooms,”
(letter), by Payne, Roz, 49:4.
“Still no new Park Service regulations”
(news), by Coombs, Don, 49:7.
“A way to gain entry? (permits issued if
specimen list supplied),” by Johnston, June,
49:37.
“Seven hardworkers hope picking ban will
end,” by Ristich, Sam, 50:14.
“Park Service regulations still on hold,” by
Norton, Mark, 51:7.
“Hello: 4,500 new species like it here
(non-native species),” by Rogers, Maggie,
52:24-27.
“Park Service backs off on National Park
picking,” by Norton, Mark, 53:13.
“Definitely not chanterelles!” by Brown,
Dorothy, 59:37.
“When Grover appeared in court, the dope
fiends laughed (court case re picking in a
park),” by Boom, Mike, 61:10.
“Psychoactive mushrooms, the law and you”
(a lawyer deposes a county attorney), by
Butler, Eugene, 64:5-7.
“Your behavior—just having a home and a
lawn—could get you into trouble?” by Beug,
Michael W., 65:13-14.
“Tasting and trying strategies differ,” 70:25.
“Matsutake: endangered species or political
football,” by Pencall, Steven, 73:7,9-10.
“U.S. Fish and Wildlife on matsutake: ‘No
rubber stamping, no politics’” (letter), by
Gabel, Robert R., 75:4.
“The great morel harvest of 2001ö (after the
fires of 2000), by Evans, Larry, 75:24-25.
Reinert, R.E.
“Yellow jackets and insect stings,” by
Reinert, R.E., 24:5-7.
“There ARE toadstools in murder
mysteries,” by Reinert, R.E., 34:5-10.
“There are toadstools in murder mysteries
(Part II),” by Reinert, R.E., 43:9-12.
“More mushrooms in mystery stories,” by
Reinert, R.E., 54:5,7.
“Muscarine: Not a frequent killer in murder
mysteries,” by Reinert, R.E., 66:13-14.
Reishi
Reishi mushroom, herb of spiritual potency
and medical wonder, Sylvan Press, 1990, by
Willard, Terry, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley, 31:18-19.
“Medicinal mushrooms: a true story” (letter),
by Harvey, Royce, 71:39.
Renshaw, Larry
“Moldy origins of Japan’s favorite
condiment” in Spores Afield, Mar. 1989
(brief review), by Renshaw, Larry, 24:29-30.
“Cleaning mushrooms” in Spores Afield,
Aug. 1989, by Renshaw, Larry, 27:36-37.
“Heavy metal contamination?” in Spores
Afield, July 1990 (brief review), by
Renshaw, Larry, 29:27.
Repellants
“Slugs and mushrooms” (odor repellant by
mushrooms), by Wood, William F., 76:32.
Reprinted books
“More old mycological books saved on the
web,” by Walton, Mike, 66:30.
Reproduction
“Sex and the single mushroom,” by Burrell,
Bob, 76:19.
Research
“Lots of spores, lots of species claimed by
Reader’s Digest editor” (letter), by Oursler,
Fulton, Jr., 13:4, 42.
“This researcher seeks wild Agaricus
bisporus,” by Kerrigan, Rick, 22:5-6.
“Armillaria is pronounced `root rot’,” by
Close, Elizabeth, 22:6-9.
“Seeing the forest instead of the trees”
(technical papers), by Midwest Research
Institute, 39:37.
“Cultivating morels,” by Stamets, Paul,
41:10-15.
“Mushrooms in space,” by Dhabolt, John C.,
41:36.
“Forest managers focus on fungi as part of
the big picture,” by Rogers, Maggie,
45:9-11.
“Dear Ms. Finnerty (letter re National Park
Service proposed regulations),” by Bessette,
Alan E., 48:7-8.
“Some trends in mycological research, or...,”
by Trudell, Steve, 50:11, 13.
“The Wind River canopy crane,” by Rogers,
Maggie, 50:18-19.
“Check out the Key Council,” by McNett,
Brian, 51:15-16.
Medicinal mushrooms, an exploration of
tradition, healing & culture, 2nd ed.,
Botanica, 1995, by Hobbes, Christopher,
reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 52:28.
Colloque sur les champignons forestiers,
(articles on matsutake, mushroom
harvesting, etc.), by Centre de recherche en
biologie forestie, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley E., 68:18.
“Managing mushrooms and timber: PNW
Research Station free research publications,”
71:37-38.
Research reviews
“Highlights of the 1997 MSA meeting
(Montreal, Aug. 3-7),” by Trudell, Steve,
58:32-33.
“The Forest Sciences Lab measures up”
(with publications), by Rogers, Maggie,
59:25-26.
“Notes on mycorrhizal references,” by
Rogers, Maggie, 60:41-42.
“600 attend mycorrhiza conference in
Sweden,” by Trudell, Steve, 61:5-6,8.
“MSA meets with APS, SON in UT”
(Mycological Society of America meets with
phytopaths, nematodists), by Trudell, Steve,
74:20-21.
“Mycorrhizas and wine get serious attention”
(ICOM-3, Adelaide, S. Australia), by
Trudell, Steve, 74:24-27.
Resources
“All this project needs is the million dollars”
(a resource center for mycology), by Rogers,
Maggie, 63:32.
“Getting started with mushroom cultivation”
(Cultivation Column), by Beausejour, Terri
Marie, 64:26-34.
Restaurants
“Gold among the leaves: From forest to
restaurant,” by Gottfried, John, 6:14-15.
“Casa Cordova cooks with care,” by
Metzler, Susan, 15:25-26.
“Yes, the FDA should have acted,” by
Czarnecki, Jack, 17:9.
Rey, Theresa
“The stories are as good as collecting
mushrooms?” by Rey, Theresa, 43:16-17.
Rhabdomyolysis
“Don’t eat T. equestre,” by Coombs, Don,
74:13.
Rhizopus sp.
“After winter comes spring (and some
cultivation discoveries),” by DeSimone,
Roy, 51:35-36.
Rhoades, Fred
“Gestalt mushrooming—the synoptic
approach may help you complete your
conceptual pictures,” by Rhoades, Fred,
9:16-20.
“PC-Taxon,” by Rhoades, Fred, 36:30.
“Wondering about wonderers” (how a
teacher looked for answers), by Rhoades,
Fred, 76:29-30.
Rhytisma sp.
“Emus, goldenrod gall triplets and tar spot of
Norway maple,” by Ristich, Sam, 56:29.
Rice, Miriam
“Mushrooms for color: A new column,” by
Rice, Miriam, 27:30-31.
“Fine paper from mushrooms (Part 1),” by
Rice, Miriam, 34:21-22.
“Get an old blender” (Part 2 of
papermaking), by Rice, Miriam, 36:22-26.
Richardson, Charles S. and Michael K.
“Warning! Your days of traipsing off may be
numbered” (letter), by Richardson, Charles
S. and Michael K., 43:37-38.
Richardson, John
see Sundberg, Walter J., 40:23.
Richter, Dana
“Mycorrhizal fungus fruiting” (poem), by
Richter, Dana, 66:22.
“What is it with Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca,
often called the False Chanterelle?” by
Richter, Dana, 71:25.
Richter, Joachim
Dr. Oetker pilzkochbuch (Dr. Oetker’s
mushroom cookbook), 1983, by Richter,
Joachim, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 8:33.
Richter, Nora
Wildpilz kochbuch (Wild mushroom
cookbook), 1981, by Richter, Nora, reviewed
by Dow, Anne, 8:32.
Austernpilz kochbuch (Oyster mushroom
cookbook), 1984, by Richter, Nora, reviewed
by Dow, Anne, 8:33.
Die schoensten gerichte (The most beautiful
dishes), 1984, by Richter, Nora, reviewed by
Dow, Anne, 8:33.
Champignon kochbuch (Cultivated agaricus
cookbook), 1981, by Richter, Nora, reviewed
by Dow, Anne, 8:33.
Rickenella sp.
“Some Mycena lookalikes” in The
Mycologist Nov. ‘93 (brief rev), by Emmett,
Ernest E., 43:37.
Ridgway color standards/nomenclature
“Matching colors via a web site,” by
Barnhart, Harley E., 65:25.
“The colors of Ridgway and Methuen: an
eye-ball concordance (website),” by
Petersen, Ronald H., 65:25-26.
Riedlinger, Thomas J., ed.
The sacred mushroom seeker: Essays for R.
Gordon Wasson, Timber Press, 1990, by
Riedlinger, Thomas J., ed., reviewed by
Rogers, Maggie, 29:25-26.
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.
Rimany, Ken
“Marks of distinction—the fungus art of
Nellie Staves,” in NY State Conserv., Dec.
2000, 72:34-35.
Rinaldi, A.
Mushrooms of the world, (prev. Complete
Book of Mushrooms), Firefly Books, 1998,
by Pace, Giuseppe, reviewed by Barnhart,
Harley E., 62:17-18.
Ristich, Sam
“Artistic spore prints,” by Ristich, Sam,
1:7-8.