Field Mycology

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

Field Mycology cover May 2024

Front cover image Mycena arcangeliana, 2023.

Photograph credit: Geoffrey Kibby.

Editorial
Fungal Portrait No. 98: Butyriboletus fechtneri - Geoffrey Kibby
Bedfont Lakes Country Park, a phoenix from the ashes - Andy Overall
Contemplating Navels - Moira Bruce
A new host, Anthoxanthum odoratum, for stripe smut Ustilago striiformis in Britain - Paul A. Smith
Tricholoma batschii - some recent records from Hampshire - Graham Mattock & Eric Janke
Above- and below-ground detection of Phellodon secretus, a tooth fungus new to Britain - Matt Wainhouse, Andrew P. Detheridge, Gareth W. Griffith, Alexandra Dombrowski, Roseina Woods & A. Martyn Ainsworth
Another site faithful fungus - Jo Weightman
Long-lived fungi, continued - Peter Shaw
Fungal oddballs - Tony Leech
Entoloma vindobonense - a shore Pink Gill - Andy Overall
Russula lapponica: first British records - Helen Baker & the Grampian Fungus Group
Notes and Records - Alick Henrici
New Books: Microscopy & Fungi - Marcel Lecomte; Studying the Discomycetes from initiation to advanced levels - René Dougoud
Fungi in the news - some recent articles on fungi

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