Mushroom Hunting by Harding, Patrick -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Contents Introduction 1 Getting started

Taking the first steps What kind of mushroom hunter are you? Fungi through the year Photographing and illustrating fungi Equipment

2 About fungi

What are fungi and what do they do? What different sorts of fungi are there? Scientific names Identifying fungi Where do fungi grow? Edible or poisonous? Preserving edible fungi The cultivation of edible fungi Growing your own What’s in a mushroom? Mushrooms and medicine Hallucinogenic fungi Of toads, witches and religion Where have all the mushrooms gone?

3 Edibles found in open habitats

Which mushroom is it? Field Mushroom Horse Mushroom Woodland mushrooms Urban mushrooms Weeping Widow The ink caps The blewits Parasol mushrooms St George’s Mushroom Fairy Ring Champignon The wax caps Giant Puffball The smaller grassland puffballs

4 Woodland edibles

Woodland puffballs Cep and other edible boletes The morels Chanterelle Wood Hedgehog Horn of Plenty The russulas Saffron Milk Cap Other edible milk caps The Miller The deceivers Clouded Agaric Aniseed Toadstool Orange Peel Fungus Fawn Pluteus Honey Fungus Jelly Tongue and Apricot Jelly Velvet Shank Jew’s Ear Oyster mushrooms Beefsteak Fungus Chicken of the Woods Hen of the Woods Cauliflower Fungus Truffles

5 Poisonous species

Poisonous species

Glossary Keep Reading Need to know more? Index Copyright About the Publisher

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