[Mycology] Help with Cordyceps ID
Mycos
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(by mycos from shaw.ca)
Sat Apr 26 22:38:53 EST 2008
Didn't someone just ask for a key or monograph to Cordyceps or allies?
I just run across this, which fits the bill somewhat.
Gary Williams
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Trial field key to CLUB FUNGI in the Pacific Northwest
Prepared for the Pacific Northwest Key Council
By Ian Gibson, South Vancouver Island Mycological Society
Copyright ã 2007 Pacific Northwest Key Council
INTRODUCTION
This is a key to the Club Fungi of the Pacific Northwest (British
Columbia, Washington, Oregon, and Idaho). Club fungi as understood here
include the upright, unbranched fungi that do not fit into other
morphological groups. There are not only clavate (club-shaped) fungi,
but cylindric fungi, and upright fungi with differentiated heads. Both
ascomycetes and basidiomycetes are included.
The species are divided into seven groups, the first six characterized
by the color of the upper part of the fruitbody, and the last containing
the stinkhorns, distinctive species which distinguish themselves
immediately by their foul odor. Species that have more than one color
are included in more than one color group. The key leads start at the
following numbers.
cont,...
http://www.svims.ca/council/Clubs.htm#n121a
http://snipurl.com/25zib
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