MEDICAL MYCOLOGY: THE UGLY SIDE OF FUNGI
Speaker: Dr. Becky Buckley Dr. Buckley has been teaching at Metropolitan State University since 2008. She received her B.S. in Medical Technology from the University
Precious Gardens
Precious Gardens We are the caretakers of special places Embrace the environment Walk softly Pick carefully As Paul Stamets said, “Think of how hard that
BEGGING FOR BOLETES
By Ellen Jacobson, CMS Columnist and Sociologist Several years ago I was chopping away at a bag of partially-frozen Boletus edulis and noticed that Cashew,
HAPPY HUNTING TIPS
by Karen Ryan Rain, yahoo! Searching for Pleurotus ostreatus (Oyster Mushroom) … Scientific classification: Kingdom: Fungi Division: Basidiomycota Class: Agaricomycetes Order: Agaricales Family: Pleurotaceae Genus: Pleurotus
Morels | Strategic Foraging and Feasting for 2
A Card Game! Over the holidays, my brother (a game enthusiast) gave my partner and me Morels: Strategic Foraging and Feasting for Two. Morels is
Mushroom Of The Month | Morchella
Morchella! April is often a good month for morels in Colorado. There are many different species of morels, and likely many more yet unidentified. The
Remembering Gary Lincoff
Remembering Gary Lincoff By Andrew Wilson and Linnea Gillman A prominent figure and legend in the North American mycological community has left us. Gary Lincoff has been a vital myco-evangelist for amateur and professional mycologists for many decades. In Colorado, he was a fair identifier and leader on several CMS forays […]
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Creatures of Light
Life that lights at Denver Museum of Nature and Science by Dr. Andrew Wilson Bioluminescence as defined by Wikipedia is, “the production and emission of
Cook & Taste 2016
Dear CMS members, Please mark your calendars to attend the October Cook & Taste. is is the nal meeting date of the year. On this evening, we come together to enjoy good CMS company in a social environment. Doors of Gates Hall will open at 6:30 p.m. Any business will […]
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Meeting – Ecology as Technology
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Advice for Beginning Wild Mushroom Hunters
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What to Expect on Forays
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