Forest cultivation of lignicolous mushrooms is a complex biological system that requires a multidisciplinary approach, integrating microbiology, forest ecology, and process engineering. This treatise systematically analyzes the growth parameters of 10 commercially valuable species...
When Swiss mycologist Simon Pauli first described Tuber magnatum in his "Observationes Mycologicae" in 1653, he could not have imagined that three and a half centuries later we would still have so many mysteries to unravel about this and other Italian fungal species.
In mycological practice, the herbarium is as fundamental a tool as the microscope is to a biologist. This technical guide will take you on an in-depth journey through the creation of a scientific collection of dried mushrooms, a process that combines the art of preservation with the methodological rigor of research.
