Mycology
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By: Bridget Coila
Mushrooms that produce their own light offer many mysteries for scientists. Researchers are learning how and why the biological process of luminescence in fungi works. more...
The Lost Creek Farms Shiitake Log
By: Philip McIntosh
Most shiitake mushroom growing kits include a block of inoculated substrate. Not this one. This article reviews a shiitake mushroom log kit from Lost Creek Mushroom Farm. more...
By: Beverly Bright
White mushrooms are the most popular mushroom grown and represent 90 percent of mushroom consumption in the United States. more...
The Mushrooms in Ghana Project
By: Philip McIntosh
The Mushrooms in Ghana Project is designed to expand the mushroom industry in Africa. The goal is to help train growers, and export agricultural knowledge to farmers. more...
Auricularia auricula, the Wood Ear Mushroom
By: Philip McIntosh
A bit strange relative to other edible mushrooms, the wood ear is essentially flavorless with an interesting texture. It is often used by chefs in Asian dishes. more...
Lentinula edodes, the Shiitake Mushroom
By: Philip McIntosh
The shiitake is highly regarded as both an edible and a medicinal mushroom. It doesn't grow wild in North America, but it is easily grown and there is a thriving market. more...
By: Philip McIntosh
The mycologist Reginald Buller was born in England but spent his academic career in Canada. Noted for research in fungi, he was also known for his poems and limericks. more...
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