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Bezig met laden... Peterson Field Guide to Mushrooms of North America, Second Edition (Peterson Field Guides)door Karl B McKnight
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Google Books — Bezig met laden... GenresDewey Decimale Classificatie (DDC)579.6Natural sciences and mathematics Life Sciences, Biology Microorganisms, fungi and algae MushroomsLC-classificatieWaarderingGemiddelde:
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As I said, every mushroom ID book has its strengths and weaknesses and unfortunately I think they missed an obvious key identifier that could have been incorporated fairly easily - where the mushroom is fruiting. Other books I use note this in the descriptions, but not this one, and it's puzzling.
While reading about the Russula family I came across this absolute gem -
The group of mushrooms called Brittlegills (Russula) is one of the most speciose groups of mushrooms worldwide. They are important in many forest ecosystems of the world. They are also incredibly hard to identify for amateurs and professionals alike, with or without microscopes. So as you study these pages and others that have Brittlegills, make your best guess and don’t worry about the exact species name. If you really want to worry about the species of Brittlegills, seek out one of two people in the entire world who are qualified to help you study Russulas so that you can start a graduate program in mycological systematics, and the rest of us will thank you for years to come.
OMG - nerdy fungi humor. Priceless. ( )