Edible Mushrooms · A Forager’s Guide to the Wild Fungi of Britain, Ireland and Europe

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	Author(s):	Geoff Dann
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	Publisher:	Green Books
	Year:	2016
	Langue:	English
	Pages:	878 pages
	Size:	143 MB
	Extension:	EPUB

[tab] [content title="Summary"] Bursting with high-quality photos and valuable information, this book strikes the perfect balance between caution and adventure that every forager needs. It’s an absolute essential for anyone interested in foraging. Just pack it in your rucksack, head outdoors, and let it guide you on safe and enriching fungal explorations. — Fergus Drennan, aka Fergus the Forager. This is the most comprehensive guide to foraging for wild mushrooms in the UK and Northern Europe. Featuring a special pictorial index, it's suitable for both beginners and seasoned foragers. The book details the best-tasting fungi, where to find them, and when they are at their peak, along with tips on distinguishing edible species from their poisonous lookalikes, and guidelines on when to leave certain mushrooms undisturbed to ensure their survival. **Review:** "A fascinating and wise companion on the journey into the extraordinary and delicious world of fungi. Come autumn, it will accompany me on every foray into the woods, enriching my life and my frying pan." — Rob Hopkins, founder of the Transition movement. "Written by a mycology expert with a deep passion for fungi, its habitats, and quirks." — Tim Maddams, Chef, TV presenter, Cookery writer. "Geoff knows his stuff and presents it in an easily accessible way. This will accompany me on all my fungi forages!" — Gary Johnston, Co-founder and Instructor at Jack Raven Bushcraft. "A must-have guide for anyone eager to explore edible fungi and expand their knowledge. It includes everything you need to prepare for proper foraging, complete with a high-quality photographic index covering botanical descriptions, smells, tastes, habitats, gill types, and distribution." [/content] [content title="Content"] [/content] [content title="Author(s)"] [/content] [/tab]

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Introduction to Fungi

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	Author(s):	John Webster, Roland Weber
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	Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
	Year:	2007
	Langue:	English
	Pages:	875 pages
	Size:	21.06 MB
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[tab] [content title="Summary"] **Introduction to Fungi** serves as an excellent reintroduction to the field of mycology, especially for those like me who haven't engaged deeply with scientific literature since my PhD in 1976. This third edition, released in 2006—27 years after the second—reflects significant advancements in the discipline. The advent of DNA techniques has revolutionized our understanding of fungal identification, particularly regarding the relationships between mycelium and fruiting bodies, such as mushrooms, toadstools, puffballs, and lichens. These DNA methodologies have also reshaped our perspectives on the taxonomy, phylogeny, and evolution of fungi. This book seamlessly integrates these contemporary insights with classical knowledge derived from light and electron microscopy, biochemical studies, and ecological perspectives. The authors have done an impressive job of presenting this extensive material in an engaging manner, featuring numerous illustrations and photographs, including 12 full-color plates. With around 700 pages of text, followed by 120 pages of references and a 25-page subject index, this book is an excellent starting point for anyone looking to specialize in the many facets of mycology. [/content] [content title="Content"] [/content] [content title="Author(s)"] [/content] [/tab]

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Fungi - Biology and Applications

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	Author(s):	Kevin Kavanagh
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	Publisher:	Wiley
	Year:	2005
	Langue:	English
	Pages:	293 pages
	Size:	4.84 MB
	Extension:	PDF

[tab] [content title="Summary"] **Fungi: Biology and Applications** provides a thorough and balanced introduction to the biology, biotechnological applications, and medical relevance of fungi. Designed for readers with no prior knowledge, the initial chapters present a broad overview of fundamental fungal biology, focusing on aspects such as physiology and genetics. Subsequent chapters delve into specialized topics, including proteomics, bioinformatics, heterologous protein expression, medical mycology, antifungal drug development, fungal biotechnology, and the impact of fungal pathogens on economically significant plants. Each chapter is carefully structured and includes self-assessment exercises, with answers provided at the end of the book to enhance understanding. Key features include: - A comprehensive examination of the medical and economic significance of fungi in daily life. - Revision sections and problem sets in each chapter to reinforce essential concepts. - A valuable resource for undergraduates embarking on their first course in fungal biology or mycology. - Relevant content for professionals seeking an updated introduction to the field. [/content] [content title="Content"] [/content] [content title="Author(s)"] [/content] [/tab]

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