March 2010 Newsletter
Next Meeting March 8th, 2010 President’s Column March 2010 Topic for the March meeting The first meeting of 2010 kicks off the year with double feature; we’ll start with a…
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March 2010 Newsletter
What is a Life Box and who is Paul Stamets, anyway?
What is a Life Box and who is Paul Stamets, anyway? By Marilyn Shaw Our friend, and colleague, Paul Stamets, probably one of the most creative persons I’ve ever known,…
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What is a Life Box and who is Paul Stamets, anyway?
Chanterelles & Shipping
By Ellen Jacobson My Lake Tahoe brother, Jim, called me a few weeks ago and said he had just received a very large box of mushrooms via Fed Ex from…
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Chanterelles & Shipping
Thirty plus Years of Mushroom Poisoning
A Summary of the Approximately 2,000 Reports in the NAMA Case Registry By Michael W. Beug, Marilyn Shaw, and Kenneth W. Cochran Dr.. Trestrail compares numbers of mushroom toxic exposures reported to…
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Thirty plus Years of Mushroom Poisoning
2006: A Banner Year for Rocky Mountain Mushrooms
By Debbie Viess Reprinted with permission from “Mushroom, The Journal of Wild Mushrooming”, Winter 2007, pp. 17-19. Ms. Viessʼ essay originally appeared Aug. 26-29, 2006, on the BAMS online discussion group, bayareamushrooms@yahoogroups.com. Last week,…
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2006: A Banner Year for Rocky Mountain Mushrooms
Cleansing Agent? Try Mushrooms
From: Center of Faculty Development, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Downtown Denver Newsletter: Latitude Winter 2006 If Marc Donskyʼs research findings are any indication, contaminated soils…
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Cleansing Agent? Try Mushrooms
BRING EM BACK ALIVE!
By Vera Evenson, Curator RosaLee Brace, Volunteer Some suggestions for collecting mushrooms for further study and identification from the Herbarium of Fungi at the Denver Botanic Gardens. When you find…
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BRING EM BACK ALIVE!
Morel Marauding Motorcyclist’s
By William Windsor There were three of them. They wore leather and ballistic nylon garments reinforced with strategically placed body armor. Mounting their motorcycles they fired up their machines in…
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Morel Marauding Motorcyclist’s