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Recently-digitized 35mm slides, taken by renowned UMich mycologist Alexander H. Smith in the 60s-70s. Some of my favorites of the set were taken in the field: #UM_herb #mushroomtwitter #herbarium #mycology #Amanita #Clathrus #35mm #digitization @UMichEEB
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Interested to hear why we are skeptics of the 'wood-wide web'? Please attend my seminar at Oregon State University Friday, Nov 18th, 4-5 pm Pacific. Co-author, Melanie Jones will also be online to answer questions fwcs.oregonstate.edu/fwcs/ec… beav.es/eecb @jhooooks
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Come see these and other #fungi this Sunday at the @IllinoisMyco annual show, held @chicagobotanic! We'll have displays and IMA merch for sale. Thx to the @FieldMuseum (Harris Learning Center) for loaning these wonderful educational materials out! #FungiFriday
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@denverbotanic scientists and colleagues at work. Good day one laying transects, spore traps, and sampling soil at @KonzaLTER. #CLIMUSH #NSF
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Applying a Modified Metabarcoding Approach for the Sequencing of Macrofungal Specimens from Fungarium Collections biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_evobio
Colorado Macrofunga Project retweeted
Honored to have had the opportunity to recognize the many mycological contributions made by my PhD mentor, collaborator, and friend Roy Halling in a special edition of The Botanical Review celebrating recently-retired NYBG curators: rdcu.be/clxok
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Types of Scientific Paper xkcd.com/2456
Colorado Macrofunga Project retweeted
Beautiful mushroom picture in the cover of PNAS. This time featuring our work on the evolution of fruiting-body forms and nutritional modes in Agaricomycetes @laszlognagy @RybergMartin @FaheemaKalsoom @TordaVarga
Colorado Macrofunga Project retweeted
Volvariella surrecta is a species on our #Rare10Challenge list! This fungus is a parasite on Clitocybe species, hence its common name “Piggyback”.
🍄 Piggyback Pinkgill
🗺️ Pacific West Coast
🌲 Conifer forests
🍂 Autumn
Found it? ➡️ [email protected]
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