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| Posted By,
craig thomas on
November 21,2009 |
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| Posted By,
Gerrard Henry on
August 10,2010 |
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| out for a short forage today found a few growing among the roots of a beech tree they were like a boletes and quite short with a very yellow cap on the inside they were quite firm and brown |
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| Posted By,
Unclebuck on
August 25,2010 |
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| Gez henry is that you of erdington and are you married to Berith?. |
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| Posted By,
Dave Jolly on
October 26,2010 |
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| Hi, can anyone advise please? I believe this to be the Oyster Mushroom and am keen to try it out! |
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| Oyster or not? |
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Wild Mushroom Identification - Recommended Books for All Skill Levels:
Every amateur mycologist should have a decent library of books, here are the top five books I highly recommend for wild mushroom identification:
2) Mushroom Picker's Foolproof Field Guide - A good all round book - Peter Jordan 3) The Mushroom Book - This one is a proper belter with loads and loads of good technical data - Thomas Laessoe 4) Complete Mushroom Book: The Quiet Hunt - A lovely book by a lovely man. Antonio Carluccio 5) The River Cottage Handbook - Mushrooms - Always a favourite from Hugh's fungi specialist friend, John Wright It is important to have at least 3 books so you can cross reference and cover as many species as possible
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