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“The many faces of shiitake,” by Levy, Faye, 51:38. “Spores can indeed be a problem” (letter), by Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer, 52:4. “Ask us,” by Norvell, Lorelei and Scott Redhead, 53:5, 7-9. “Medicinal mushrooms: a true story” (letter), by Harvey, Royce, 71:39. “A mystery of shiitake growing,” by Koszewski, Marion, 72:29-30. Siberia “Sashlyk (skewered lamb),” 21:7. “Plov (lamb stew),” 21:7. “A `people to people’ visit,” by Rogers, Maggie, 26:9-11. “Morels are a new taste to Siberians,” by Stickney, Laurence M., 26:13-14. Siegel, Helen and Karen Gillingham Totally mushroom cookbook, Celestial Arts, 1994, by Siegel, Helen and Karen Gillingham, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 48:33-34. Sieger, Richard “Steelhead Park field trip,” by Sieger, Richard, 34:37. “An error in Systema Mycologicum!” by Sieger, Richard, 38:26. “—— for Christmas: don’t just give ties and socks” (dung fungi), by Sieger, Richard, 62:23. Siegler, Stanley “Inner beauty: Xeroradiographic images of mushrooms,” by Siegler, Stanley, 6:44-45. Silbar, Jim “In addition to all the hoopla, Boyne City has mushrooms,” by Silbar, Jim, 3:9. Silimarin “The Oregon case: Amanita phalloides,” by Alexander, Preston, 23:18-21. Singer, Martha Mycologists and other taxa, Lubrecht and Cramer, 1984, by Singer, Martha, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 9:36. Singer, Rolf Mycologists and other taxa, Lubrecht and Cramer, 1984, by Singer, Martha, reviewed by Dow, Anne, 9:36. (Lentinus edodes description), by Singer, Rolf, 12:25. “Rolf Singer: Pushing the younger folk to go faster, get more done,” by Rogers, Maggie, 43:34. “Remembering Rolf Singer,” by Lincoff, Gary, 44:49. Mycological contributions of Rolf Singer: field itinerary, new taxa index, publications, #38, by Mueller, Greg and Qiuxin Wu, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 57:34. Singer, Rolf and Bob Harris Mushrooms and truffles, 2d ed. rev. enl., Koeltz Scientific Books, 1987, by Singer, Rolf and Bob Harris, reviewed by Schaechter, Elio, 21:35. Slime molds How to know the true slime molds, William C. Brown, 1981, by Farr, Marie L., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 25:26-27. Illustrated guide to the common slime molds, Mad River Press, 1989, by Katsaros, Peter, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 25:26-27. “Ristich lists slime mold book’s corrections,” by Ristich, Sam, 27:24. Slime molds: Plasmodial and cellular, Benchmark Films, 1990, by Solin, Mike, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 29:37-38. “Searching for myxomycetes (slime molds),” by Keller, Harold W., 30:32-33. “Watch that woodpile!” by Katsaros, Peter, 33:15-16. “Stigmatella is not a slime mold,” by Biechele, Lance T., 41:34. “Slime molds are where you find them: McBride’s Myxomycetes, Macmillan, 1934,” by Rogers, Maggie, 53:18-20. “Of fairy rings, and more: Sam’s songs for woods walks,” by Ristich, Sam, 54:28. “What did Sam find?” (larch, suillus and slime molds), by Ristich, Sam, 56:30. “The song of the slime molds,” by Conover, Adele, 76:33. Slugs “The slug connection: Biology at the University of Washington,” by Fryhle, Deanna, 24:30-32. The banana slug: ...the giant forest slug of Western North America, Bay Leaves Press, 1988, by Harper, Alice Bryant, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 31:19. “Slugs and mushrooms” (odor repellant by mushrooms), by Wood, William F., 76:32. Slurry spawn “Grow fungi without the sterile trappings?” by Arnold, Ralph, 52:35-37. Smith, A.H., H.V. and Nancy S. Weber How to know the non-gilled mushrooms, 2d ed., Wm. C. Brown, 1981, by Smith, A.H., H.V. and Nancy S. Weber, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:11. How to know the gilled mushrooms, available from Colorado society, by Smith, A.H., H.V. and Nancy S. Weber, 40:23. Smith, Alexander H. see Weber, Nancy Smith, 8:29. “Mushroom stalking scholars: The Smiths and Nancy Weber,” by Cobb, Jean Danzer, 11:18-20. “In memoriam: three world-class mycologists,” 15:16. “Legacies: Alex Smith leaves the best of memories,” by Rogers, Maggie, 15:17-18. Mushrooms in their natural habitats, Sawyer’s, Inc., 1949, by Smith, Alexander H., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 20:30-33. “My first field expedition with Alexander H. Smith” in McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by Smith, Helen V., 36:35. see Weber, Nancy Smith, 39:13. A field guide to Western mushrooms, U. Michigan Press, 1975, by Smith, Alexander H., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. “Three mushroomers no longers with us: Elizabeth Schmidt Carlson,” by Rogers, Maggie, 61:31. Smith, Alexander H. and Nancy S. Weber The mushroom hunter’s field guide, 3d ed., U. Michigan, 1980, by Smith, Alexander H. and Nancy S. Weber, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:11. Smith, Doug “Finding them in Minnesota,” by Smith, Doug, 30:8. “Go prepared—with a carefully chosen, carefully maintained knife,” by Smith, Doug, 44:48. “Find those morel spots and then learn from them,” by Smith, Doug, 47:7-8. Smith, Hedrick “The Russians like mushrooms and mushroom stamps, too,” by Rogers, Maggie, 26:15-16. Smith, Helen V. “My first field expedition with Alexander H. Smith” in McIlvainea, 1991, (brief rev), by Smith, Helen V., 36:35. “Wonderful, feisty Helen Smith is no longer with us” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 49:8. Smut “The recipe contest, other good stuff, and smut” (Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 64:11-12. Snyder, Jennifer The shiitake way—vegetarian cooking..., The Book Publ. Co., 1993, by Snyder, Jennifer, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 43:22. Snyder, Ross “Yellow morels collected in Texas” (letter), by Snyder, Ross, 13:4. Societies or associations see Mycological societies Software see Computer programs Soils “A mushroom manifesto (the hidden web of life),” by Stamets, Paul, 66:7-10. “Why are they (mycorrhizas) so successful?” (Mycorrhizas, part 3), by Trudell, Steve, 71:9-14. Solin, Mike Slime molds: Plasmodial and cellular, Benchmark Films, 1990, by Solin, Mike, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 29:37-38. Soma “A search for Soma in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula,” by Salzman, Jason, et al, 52:18-23. Sommer, Eleanor K. “So we’d end up with scientific trinomials?” letter, by Sommer, Eleanor K., 66:32. Sommer, Robert “Here’s a use for those old, cracked puffballs,” by Sommer, Robert, 21:35. “Logic reveals mycological truths,” by Sommer, Robert, 48:17-18. “Paint your mushrooms (seeing mushrooms better with watercolors),” by Sommer, Robert, 59:15-16. “The planned disappearance of A. magnificus, by Sommer, Robert, 63:21-22. “Genus mycologist, species helpful?” by Sommer, Robert, 67:21-23. “An empty quest, sex and a happy ending” (morelling in the Sierras), by Sommer, Robert, 72:28-29. “Mushrooming today: more civilized, more difficult,” by Sommer, Robert, 75:31-32. “Roadside kitsch” (mushroom figures, images and graffiti), by Sommer, Robert, 77:37. Sommer, Robert and Barbara “Others, too, suffer the pain and discomfort of morel blindness,” by Sommer, Robert and Barbara, 31:11-12. “`The Society’ runs things, and maybe the truth will make you free,” by Sommer, Robert and Barbara, 43:27-28. Soups “The most wonderful mushroom soup of all” (the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 57:7, 9. “This sparassis soup is a winner” (cooking for large groups), by Hausotter, Jack, 57:32. “Celery morel soup,” by Rogers, Maggie, 57:35. “Cabbage soup with Morels and Roquefort,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 75:27. “Smut (Huitlacoche) filling or soup,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 76:16. Soups/stews “Chanterelle vegetable soup,” 2:33. “Hot and sour soup No. 1 and No. 2,” 6:38. “Fish quenelles and mushroom soup,” by Brennan, Jennifer, 7:21. “Mushroom soup,” by Hieatt, Constance B. and Sharon Butler, 8:41. “Iroquois soup,” by Kimball, Yeffe, 9:29. “Agaricus broth,” by Dow, Anne, 9:33. “American wilderness (Avgolemono) soup with wild rice and Agaricus broth,” by Dow, Anne, 9:33-34. “Gold dust soup,” by Quaintance, Cheryl, 13:11. “Minestra di funghi (chanterelle soup),” by Hard, Amelia, 13:27. “Crema di Boleti Casa Cordova (cream of mushroom soup with fresh rosemary),” by Gislimberti, Carlo, 15:26. “Spicy Agaricus and cheddar potage,” by Piekenbrock, Roxie, 18:18. “Sauerkraut mushroom soup, a Christmas tradition,” by Johnson, Anne Michalov, 18:36. “Creamy Armillaria mellea consomme,” by Piekenbrock, Roxie, 19:22. “Polypore potage with leeks,” by Wells, Mike, 19:22. “Polyporus sulphureus soup,” by Wells, Mike, 19:22. “Bob’s Hen of the Woods soup,” by Pearson, Bob, 19:23. “Plov (lamb stew),” 21:7. “Dorothy Tarr’s Sparassis soup,” by Tarr, Dorothy, 21:38. “Mulligatawny soup,” by March, Kathryn G., 24:24. “Mushroom solyanka,” 26:27-28. “Lemon and sour cream soup with mushrooms,” 26:27. “Truffled vichyssoise,” 28:16. “Triple threat mushroom soup,” by Miller, Hope, 32:27. “Three-mushroom-soup with roasted garlic and herbs,” by Diamond, Chris, 40:30. “Carrot and potato stew with shiitake mushrooms,” by Levy, Faye, 51:38. “Mushrooms and blue mussel stew” (the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 58:23-24. “Serving muscaria and other stuff too” (the Cooking Column), by Hamilton, Patrick, 59:21. “Shaggy mane soup among the aliens,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 59:21. “French onion, shallot, garlic and cep soup,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 63:16. “Smut soup,” by Hamilton, Patrick, 64:12. Southeastern U.S. A field guide to southern mushrooms, U. Michigan, 1985, by Weber, Nancy Smith and Alexander H., reviewed by Wright, Greg, 8:29. Texas mushrooms, a field guide, U/Texas, 1992, by Metzler, Susan and Van, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 37:17. Lactarius on the Gulf Coastal Plain (a multi-access key), publ. by author, 1998, by Williams, Robert S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 63:27. Southern U.S. A field guide to southern mushrooms, U. Michigan Press, 1985, by Weber, Nancy Smith and Alexander H., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. Southwestern U.S. Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U/Arizona, 1990, by States, Jack S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 35:17-18. Texas mushrooms, U. Texas Press, 1992, by Metzler, Susan and Van, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:12. Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U. Arizona Press, 1990, by States, Jack S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. Sowerby, John “In memory of Sylvia Stein, gifted teacher” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 73:31. Soy sauce “Moldy origins of Japan’s favorite condiment” in Spores Afield, Mar. 1989 (brief review), by Renshaw, Larry, 24:29-30. Spain “Lavish illustrations, some money problems” (European myco magazines), reviewed by Stijve, Tjakko, 76:25-27. Sparassis sp. “Sparassis,” by Norvell, Lorelei, 17:26-28. “Dorothy Tarr’s Sparassis soup,” by Tarr, Dorothy, 21:38. “The remarkable curly rock tasted great,” by Katsaros, Peter, 44:5. “Found 18-pound sparassis” (photograph), by Hausotter, Jack, 57:1. “This sparassis soup is a winner” (cooking for large groups), by Hausotter, Jack, 57:32. “Bringing new edible mushrooms to the consumer,” by Stijve, Tjakko, 70:13-14. Spawn “Growing those other mushrooms,” by Kaye, Geraldine, 11:36-39. “Be sure to order your spawn early” (letter), by Harris, Bob, 14:4, 38. “It’s time to spawn,” by Wells, Mike, 26:23-25. “Get a culture, one way or another,” by Kish, Joe, 38:15-17. “Growing your own: The adventure continues,” by DeSimone, Roy, 47:11-13.
“Now you’re ready for spawn preparation and strain culturing,” by DeSimone, Roy, 50:23-25. “Easy, easy log tips” (the Cultivation Column), by Arnold, Ralph, 56:25-27. Special Forest Products Conference “Conference gives Forest Service ideas about `non-logging’ activities,” by Rogers, Maggie, 28:12-13. Special collecting permits “A way to gain entry? (permits issued if specimen list supplied),” by Johnston, June, 49:37. Special forest products “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. Species complexes “When you have to deal with a `species complex’...,” by Sturgeon, Walt, 29:28-29. “Species concepts and species complexes,” by Lincoff, Gary, 36:7. Species names see Genera “What should you do if you’ve found a new species? And who can you trust?” (Ask the Pros Column), by Redhead, Scott and Lorelei Norvell, 57:11, 13-16. Sphaerobolus sp. “The splash-cup mushrooms” in Mycofile, Sept. 1989, pp. 7-8, by Taylor, Terry, 30:18. “Attack of the vandal fungus,” by Sessoms, Billie, 40:14. Sphagnum sp. “The spore discharge mechanism” (not just for fungi), 62:33, 39. Splitting see Lumping and splitting Spoerke, David G., and Barry H. Rumack Handbook of mushroom poisoning—Diagnosis and treatment, Rev. ed., CRC Press, 1994, by Spoerke, David G., and Barry H. Rumack, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 51:20. Spokane Mushroom Club “Spokane society celebrates 25th anniversary,” by Brown, Dorothy, 30:25. Spooner, B.M. see Pegler, D.N. See Pegler, D.N., by Spooner, B.M. See Pegler, D.N., by Spooner, B.M. Spore dispersal The bird’s nest fungi, Univ. Toronto, 1975, by Brodie, Harold J., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 56:35. “The spore discharge mechanism” (not just for fungi), 62:33, 39. Spore prints “Artistic spore prints,” by Ristich, Sam, 1:7-8. “Universal spore print format,” by Wolfthal, David, 3:47. Spore slurries “Go ahead: intensify nature’s design” (the Cultivation Column), by Arnold, Ralph, 55:20-22. Spores “Lots of spores, lots of species claimed by Reader’s Digest editor” (letter), by Oursler, Fulton, Jr., 13:4, 42. “Fungal allergy: studies of hypersensitivity to spores suggest fungi,” by Lehrer, Samuel B. and Jon Olson, 14:8-11. “`La Truffe’ gets low marks, but so does washing morels” (letter), by Stickney, Laurence M., 21:4. “Here’s a use for those old, cracked puffballs,” by Sommer, Robert, 21:35. “Fun with carbon balls,” by Ristich, Sam, 24:25. “Does the flavor of the morels come from the spores?” Mycena News, May 1989, by Freedman, Bill and Louise, 25:9. Key to spores of the genera of hypogeous fungi of North Temperate forests, Mad River Pr., 1989, by Castellano, Michael A. et al, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 27:28. The curious cook: More kitchen science and lore, Science News Bks, 1990 (brief rev), by McGee, Harold, reviewed by Stickney, Larry, 33:30. “Somebody will have to deal with sandy morels” (letter), by Stickney, Laurence M., 34:4. Mushrooms—A quick reference guide to mushrooms of North America, Macmillan, 1987, by Bessette, Alan E. and Walter J. Sundberg, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:7. Mushrooms of North America, Little, Brown, 1991, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:9. Mushrooms of the Adirondacks, a field guide, North Country Books, 1988, by Bessette, Alan E., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:12. Mushrooms and other fungi of Great Britain and Europe, Pan Books, 1981, by Phillips, Roger, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:18. Mushrooms and toadstools of Britain and Northwestern Europe, Hodder & Stoughton, 1987, by Bon, Marcel, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:18. Mushrooms and other fungi, Smithmark Publishers, 1992, by Kibby, Geoffrey, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:24. “The magic of the scanning electron microscope,” by Ristich, Sam, 42:7-12. “The snout-like projection (Gyromitra sp.)” (letter), by Parkin, Jack, 45:4, 30. 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. “Spore color leads to lactarius identification,” by Williams, Robert S., 50:28-29. “Yes, those spores can cause problems” (letter), by Cochran, Kenneth W., 51:4. “Under lobsters, only lobster spores” (letter), by Both, Ernst, 52:4. “Spores can indeed be a problem” (letter), by Horner, W. Elliott and S.B. Lehrer, 52:4. “Using the microscope,” by Tanghe, Leo J., 61:12-26. Spurr, Joy “Joy Spurr has slides available for sale,” 40:33. Squamanita sp. “A little envy? (Scott Redhead’s solution to the Galerina parasite),” 49:37-38. Squirrels “It was raining trichs and russulas,” by Shaw, Marilyn, 52:40. “Yes you can cache truffles” (if you’re a squirrel), by Poirier, Nelson, 77:39. St. Vrain, Vail E. “Dear Ms. Finnerty (letter re National Park Service proposed regulations), by St. Vrain, Vail E., 48:8. Stachybotrys sp. “Molds and overreaction: recommendations,” by Rogers, Maggie, 75:38. Stamets, Paul “Cultivating truffles” (letter), by Stamets, Paul, 5:4. “Research: the Stametsian persuasion,” by Rogers, Maggie, 19:5-9. “First Morel kit,” by Stamets, Paul, 24:5. “Why issue patent?” (letter), by Stamets, Paul, 24:38. “Permaculture with a mycological twist,” by Stamets, Paul, 40:5-7. “Cultivating morels,” by Stamets, Paul, 41:10-15. Growing gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, Mycomedia Productions, 1994, by Stamets, Paul, reviewed by Trappe, Jim, 43:18-19. “My adventures with the blob (Kombucha),” by Stamets, Paul, 46:5-9. “Come Spring, this project may make a lot of sense (morel spawn seeding in Cascades),” by Coombs, Don, 46:12. Psilocybin mushrooms of the world, 10 Speed Press, 1996, by Stamets, Paul, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 54:17-18. “A mushroom manifesto (the hidden web of life),” by Stamets, Paul, 66:7-10. “Call it Himematsutake or call it the Almond Portobello—it’s special,” by Stamets, Paul, 68:10-13. “A novel approach to farm waste management (mycoberms),” by Stamets, Paul, 70:21-22. “Mycelium can protect your property in more than one way” (letter), by Stamets, Paul, 72:4. “Portobello and Crimini inventions are paying off, so watch for Blanco Bellos,” by Stamets, Paul, 72:5-8. Growing gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, 3rd ed. Berkeley, Ten Speed Press, 2000, by Stamets, Paul, reviewed by Stijve, Tjakko, 72:17-18. “Fuzzy Sandozi gets more attention,” in HerbalGram, issue 51, 2001, 73:32. Stamets, Paul and Cruz “Will decision bring conflict in the woods?” (letter), by Stamets, Paul and Cruz, 18:4. Stamets, Paul and David Sumerlin “Myco-restoration: a better way to handle abandoned logging roads?” by Stamets, Paul and David Sumerlin, 73:17-19. Stamets, Paul and J.S. Chilton The mushroom cultivator, Fungi Perfecti, 1983, by Stamets, Paul and J.S. Chilton, reviewed by Conroy, Robert, 5:16. Stampfer, Ted “Improvise with what you have,” by Stampfer, Ted, 25:24. “Discovering an uncataloged fungal herbarium,” by Stampfer, Ted, 36:31. Stamps See also Mycophilately “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. “Mycophilately: Topical collecting,” by Rogers, Maggie, 4:44-45. “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. “Those seals were Christmas seals” (letter), by Banks, Peter M., 8:4. “Lots of new issues,” by Long, Bill, 8:42-43. Champignons & mycologie en philatelie, Repertoire, 1991, by Gerlinger, G.P., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 32:36. Mushrooms on stamps, Silver Spring, MD, by Casciero, Albert J. and John Ultee, reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 60:43. “Mushroom stamps” (Costa Rica and Bulgaria), 68:35. “Two kinds of collecting: mycology and philately, a partnership,” by Casciero, Albert J., 69:23-26. “New in the world of mushroom stamps,” 70:23. “Amanitas are popular topical stamps,” 70:27. “Puzzled postage: tiny postage stamp puzzles,” 75:36. Stanley, Aileen “Dan Guravich, wildlife photographer” (obituary), by Stanley, Aileen, 59:24. Stanley, Allein “You can have real power: Supermarket sleuthing of mushrooms” (letter), by Stanley, Allein, 41:39. “NAMA Award for Contributions to Amateur Mycology to Maria Marivigna, artist, ceramicist, cook,” by Stanley, Allein, 67:38. “Harry and Elsie Knighton Service Award to Paul Harding, mycologist,” by Stanley, Allein, 67:39. Starting out “The greening of a mushroom hunter,” by Strung, Norm, 1:17-18. “Deciding when to go out for the first time,” by Rogers, Maggie, 3:6. “Reindeer mushrooms: Chanterelles” (letter), by Goetz, Donald, 4:5. States, Jack S. Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U/Arizona, 1990, by States, Jack S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley, 35:17-18. Mushrooms and truffles of the Southwest, U. Arizona Press, 1990, by States, Jack S., reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 39:13. Stature types “Taxonomic quandaries (sorting and the Natural Order of Things),” by Norvell, Lorelei, 11:32-35. Stearn, William T. Botanical Latin: History, grammar, syntax etc., 3d ed. rev., David & Charles Inc. 1983, by Stearn, William T., reviewed by Rogers, Maggie, 17:20-23. Steffes, Julie “More poisonings reported in Russia” (letter), by Steffes, Julie, 61:4. Stein, Philip B. “William Alphonso Murrill: A superb field man, he founded Mycologia,” by Stein, Philip B., 12:15-17. “Goodbye, Philip Stein,” by Rogers, Maggie, 37:37. Stein, Sylvia “In memory of Sylvia Stein, gifted teacher” (obituary), by Rogers, Maggie, 73:31. Steinebach, Nan “Nan’s mushroom risotto,” by Steinebach, Nan, 64:18. Steineck, Hellmut Mushrooms in the garden, 2nd ed., Mad River Press, 1984, by Steineck, Hellmut, reviewed by Kaye, Geraldine C., 9:23. Stempen, Henry See Stephenson, Steven L. Stephenson, Steven L. and Henry Stempen Myxomycetes, a handbook of slime molds, Timber Press, 1994, by Stephenson, Steven L. and Henry Stempen, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 46:21-22. Stephenson, Steven L. and Wm. C. Roody 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. Stereoscopic photographs Phytopathogenic fungi, a scanning electron microscope survey, U. Missouri Extension, no date, by Brown, Merton F. and H.G. Brotzman, reviewed by Barnhart, Harley E., 48:28-29. “You can take 3D photos with your regular camera,” by Litchfield, Ken, 77:19-22. Stereum sp. “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. Sterile techniques “Moving into the `Lab’,” by Wells, Mike, 25:22-25. “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. “Kicking and screaming, we’re back to Pleurotus,” by Wells, Mike, 28:19-20. “Can you sterilize with a microwave?” by Wells, Mike, 28:20-21. “Dealing with penicillin, cheese, and growing chambers,” by Wells, Mike, 29:29-30. “Mushroom gardens: Grow them indoors, outdoors,” by Kish, Joe, 39:21-23.
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