Field Mycology

Field Mycology is a quarterly publication covering topics of interest to experienced field mycologists.

FM cover August 2024

Front cover image Lactarius quieticolor var. hemicyaneus

Nethy Bridge, September 2021. An example of the striking blue flush that can appear when growing in wet conditions. Photograph © Geoffrey Kibby.

Editorial
Fungal Portrait No. 99: Tricholoma arvernense - Geoffrey Kibby
Hydropus inopinatus -a new species described from the UK - Penny Cullington
Take your auger out with you! - Caroline Hobart
Drawing and painting fungi - different techniques - Geoffrey Kibby
Inocybe griseovelata - with or without caulocystidia? - Andy Overall
Mallocybe batrachiorum (Inocybaceae) a new species found in wet habitats - Charles Aron, Ditte Bandini & Bernd Oertel
Psathyrella kellermanii: a little known and under-recorded species- Sandra Bell, Mike Harrison & Eric Janke
A puzzling, perhaps undescribed Conocybe from a plant pot - Graham Mattock
Ophidiomyces ophidiicolain Britain, the cause of ophidiomycosis (snake fungal disease) - Steven J.R. Allain & Tony Leech
Notes and Records - Alick Henrici
Book Review: The Powdery Mildews (Erysiphales) of Britain & Ireland - an Identification Guide and Census Catalogue for Wales. Woods, R.G., Chater, A.O., Evans, D.E., Smith, P.A. & Stringer, N.

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