Field Mycology
Field Mycology is a quarterly publication covering topics of interest to experienced field mycologists.
BMS is moving to open access publication of Field Mycology in 2025; the November 2024 issue will be the final issue available in the current format. Find out more here.
Latest issue: Volume 25(4) November 2024
Front cover image Hygrocybe punicea, our largest species of red Waxcap. Piercefield Park, Chepstow, November 3 2024.
Photograph credit: Geoffrey Kibby.
Contents
- Editorial
- Fungal Portrait No. 100: Russula blumiana – Geoffrey Kibby
- Dissingia confusa new to Britain - Charles Aron
- Leucopaxillus tricolor on offer at your local supermarket - Graham Mattock
- Cortinarius geraniolens and related species smelling of Pelargonium leaves - Andy Overall & Geoffrey Kibby
- An important photograph of early mycologists - Editor’s note
- New Publication: The genus Russula in Europe - 40 years of research - Werner Jurkeit
- Pluteus umbrosus var. albus, the white form of Velvet Shield - Jeremy Bartlett
- Amanita opaca and A. coryli, two closely related species present in the UK - Andy Overall & Geoffrey Kibby
- Updates to our book: The genus Cortinarius in Britain - Mario Tortelli
- The Kew Fungarium - Lee Davies
- Readers’ Finds
- Notes and Records - Alick Henrici
- New Books: The Little Book of Fungi - Britt A. Bunyard; Flora Agaricina Neerlandica Vol. 8. Cortinarius Kuyper, T., de Haan, A. et al.
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Back issues
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Issues from 2021 and before are free to access via Elsevier ScienceDirect: here
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BMS is moving to open access publication of Field Mycology in 2025; the November 2024 issue will be the final issue available in the current format. Find out more here.