The Southern Idaho Mycological Association
Hot Links
Numerous listings of sites exist on the internet. Among the best is the WWW Virtual Library: Mycology. If you know how to use the web, you may not need any other. However, at risk of reinventing the wheel, here are a few I like and use, for various reasons, and in no particular order.- CABI Index Fungorum Databases Here is one place where you can look for name changes
- Fleming Larsen's ambitious Fungi Images on the Internet
- Fungi images from Holland Photo Gallery
- FUNGI OF POLAND (and Czech Republic pro part), "Na grzyby!" ,especially the huge Index of fungi pages or photographs on The Net
- WWW Virtual Library: Mycology
- Mykoweb Another massive site, which deals with California mushrooms, many of which are common to Idaho. It will keep you busy for days.
- Coprinus pages of Kees Ulje
- Laccaria in North America
- A Revision of Collybia
- Japanese Mushrooms
- More Japanese Mushrooms
- North American Mycological Association
- Machiel Nordeloos' Rhodocybe, et.al.
- Fungi of New Zealand
- Mykonet (Switzerland)
- David W. Fischer's American Mushrooms.com
Picture: Disciseda candida, Reynolds creek, Owyhee County
- Everyone needs to see Tom Volk's Fungi Pages
- Northwest Fungus Group An English club, with an interesting beginner's page and a simple key.
- Key to Armillaria
- Fungo Center (Italia)
- Steve Miller's Russulales Website
- Fungi and Mushrooms (Houby a houbièky)
A lovely Czech site with links to 3 galleries of Photos. - Michael Kuo's Mushroom Expert.com
- Irene Andersson's Fungi of Sweden
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