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Each issue of FUNGI will explore the world of mycology from many different angles. With regular features ranging from toxicology to medicinal mushrooms; from photography to book reviews, FUNGI will inform and entertain everyone from beginner to professional mycologist. Many of the Contributing Editors of FUNGI have won awards nationally for their photography, writing, or pedagogical efforts. Most will likely be familiar names to you. Additionally, every issue of FUNGI will feature peer-reviewed technical papers ranging from original research findings to reviews of taxonomic groups to new records of North American species. FUNGI will be printed five times per year: four seasonal issues plus a special annual issue. Additionally, the user-friendly website you are now viewing will post supplemental information for published articles, plus extras, so I urge everyone to check the entire site. But FUNGI will only be successful with your help. Please subscribe to FUNGI and tell your friends, too. And if you see us at any of the numerous forays that we will attend this year, let us know what you think of the magazine.

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Editor’s Picks / Letter to the Editor

 
   

The Wild Epicure: Mushroom Love, Morels: Seasonality, Meditation, Celebration
by David C. Work
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Webwatch: The Beginnings of Mycology on the World Wide Web
by Michael Wood
 
Photography: Using Umbrellas to Modify the Light
by John Plischke III
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Notes from Underground: Auricularia auricula, Anti- Semitism, and Political Mushrooms
by David W. Rose
 
Medicinal Mushrooms: Irofulven—Halloween Trick or a Beacon of Light
by Elinoar Shavit
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A Mycological Florilegium of the Phylogenetic Literature: Looks Deceive
by Else C. Vellinga
 
Myxomycete Plasmodia and Fruiting Bodies: Unusual Occurrences and User-friendly Study Techniques
by Harold W. Keller, Courtney M. Kilgore, Sydney E. Everhart, Glenda J. Carmack,Christopher D. Crabtree, and Angela R. Scarborough
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Fungi and Sustainability
by Ron Spinosa
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Bookshelf Fungi: A Little Illustrated Book of Common Mushrooms of Newfoundland and Labrador (Review)
 
Foray 2007: Newfoundland and Labrador

       

Jolene Ketzenberger, reporter for the Indianapolis Star Newspaper, tramps through the Hoosier State woods in search of the elusive morel with Fungi Magazine editor, Britt Bunyard in her article: Stalking the Wily Morel

 
In her article, Dinners to celebrate magazine that takes morel high ground , reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Newspaper, Carol Deptolla, covers the scoop on Fungi Magazine!

 

Toxicology: Reflections on Mushroom Poisoning in North America
by Michael W. Beug

 

Molecular Phylogeny and Biodiversity of the Boletes
by Dennis Drehmel, Tim James, and Rytas Vilgalys

 

Picking Morels in Blackfeet Country: A Case Study in NTFP Management
by Larry Evans

 

Photography: Positioning the mushrooms
by John Plischke III

   

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