Archive for November, 2018 Coprinellus micaceus 11.30.18 Mycelium: Designing the way we explore Mars 11.29.18 Rhytisma acerinum 11.28.18 Complete genomes from single-cells of unculturable fungi 11.28.18 Identification of two fungal pathogens causing white villous disease on medicinal mushrooms in China 11.28.18 Mycena leaiana 11.28.18 Podosphaera erigerontis-canadensis 11.27.18 Ropalospora chlorantha 11.27.18 Leucoagaricus americanus 11.27.18 Uncinula necator( syn. Erysiphe necator) 11.27.18 Stereum ostrea 11.27.18 Arcyria denudate 11.27.18 El Portobello: The Mushroom Surfboard 11.27.18 Amanita citrina 11.27.18 Lepiota cristata 11.26.18 Entoloma majaloides 11.20.18 Pholiota alnicola 11.19.18 Tylopilus violatinctus T.J. Baroni & Both 11.19.18 Amanita muscaria var. formosa 11.19.18 Phyllotopsis nidulans 11.19.18 Clavaria fragilis 11.19.18 Inonotus obliquus 11.19.18 Phellodon alboniger (Peck) Banker 11.18.18 Hydnum repandum Linnaeus 11.18.18 Laccaria Ochropurpurea (Berkeley) Peck 11.18.18 Cyathus Striatus (Hudson) Wildenow 11.18.18 Marasmius Siccus (Schweinitz) Fries 11.18.18 Fungi Recieved Crytsal forming Gene from Bacteria 11.18.18 Otidea onotica 11.18.18 Punctelia rudecta 11.18.18 Hymenopellis radicata 11.18.18 Possible Mycovirus Control of White Mold 11.18.18 Gymnopus dryophilus and Syzygospora mycetophila 11.17.18 Gyroporus castaneus 11.17.18 Bjerkandera adusta 11.17.18 Russula emetica 11.15.18 Upsettingly, Michigan does not have the largest Fungi on earth, humongous fungus 11.15.18 Pycnoporus cinnabarinus 11.15.18 Kim Jong-mushroom? Myco-steps toward diplomacy. 11.14.18 Black fungi help protect wood, but it’s useless to you. 11.12.18 New Methods for Fighting White-Nose Syndrome in Bats 11.10.18 Mushroom-Algae Solar Cells 11.10.18 Follow your nose to where the diseases grow! 11.06.18 Schizophyllum commune (Fries) 11.05.18 Craterellus ignicolor 11.02.18
