Matsutake are a lovely find in Curry County ... or anywhere!
Arizona Mushroom Club: www.geocities.com/azmushclub
Arkansas Mycological Society: biology.astate.edu/fungi/asm.htm
Ashville Mushroom Club (North Carolina): www.main.nc.us/amc/
Bay Area Mycological Society (California): www.bayareamushrooms.org
Berkshire Mycological Society (Connecticut): www.bms.iwarp.com
Blue Ridge Mushroom Club (North Carolina): mycocpa@aol.com
Boston Mycological Society (Massachutes): www.bostonmycologicalclub.org
Cascade Mycological Society (Oregon): www.cascademyco.org
Central New York Mycological Society: rcolvin@twcny.rr.com
Colorado Mycological Society: www.cmsweb.org
COMA Mycological Society (Connecticut): www.comafungi.org
Davis Mycological Society (California): www.davismushroom.org
Eastern Penn Mushroomers (Pennsylvania): www.epennmushroomers.org
Four Corners Mushroom Club (AZ, UT, Co, NM): www.mycowest.org/4cmc
Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz (California): www.fungusfed.org/
Gulf States Mycological Society (Louisana): www.gsmyco.org
Humbolt Bay Mycological Society (California): www.Groups.yahoo.com/group/h-b-m-s
Illinois Mycological Society: www.ilmyco.gen.chicago.il.us
Kaw Valley Mycological Society (Kansas): www.sunflower.com/~pilott29
Kenai Pennisula Mycological Society (Alaska): kpms.blogspot.com
Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society (Washington): www.kitsapmushrooms.org
Lincoln County Mycological Society (Oregon): larryholloran@hotmail.com
Long Island Mycological Society (New York): www.limyco.org/
Los Angeles Mycological Society (California): www.lamushrooms.org
Maine Mycological Society: www.mushroomthejournal.com/mma/index.html
Michigan Mushrooms Hunters Club: www.sph.umich.edu/~kwcee/mmhc/
Mid Hudson Mycological Society (New York): www.mushroomthejournal.com/mhma
Minnesota Mycological Society: www.minnesotamushrooms.org
Mid New York Mycological Society: pcm1725@cs.com
Missouri Mycological Society: www.missourimycologicalsociety.org/
Monadnock Mushrooms Unlimited (New Hampshire): beewing@cheshire.net
Mushroom Club of Georgia: www.gamushroomclub.org
Mushroom Society of Utah: www.users.uswest.net/~dwjohnston/
Mycological Association of Washington DC, VA, MD: mawdc.org
Mycological Society of America: www.msafungi.org
Mycological Society of San Francisco (California): www.mssf.org
New Jersey Mycological Socity: www.njmyco.org/
New Mexico Mycological Society: www.mycowest.org/nmms
North Alabama Mushroom Society: wwww.northalabamamushroomsociety.org
New York Mycological Society: newyorkmyc.org
North American Mycological Association: www.namyco.org
North American Mycological Societies: www.mykoweb.com
North American Truffling Society: www.natruffling.org/
North Idaho Mycological Society: www.nicon.org/nima
Northwest Mycological Federation (Maine): www.nemf.org/
Ohio Mushroom Club: www.ohiomushroom.org
Olympic Peninsula Mycological Society (Washington): www.olypms.org
Oregon Mycological Society: www.wildmushrooms.org
Pairie State Mushroom Club (Iowa): www.geocities.com/iowafungi
Pikes Peak Mycological Society (Colorado): Geoh.davis@att.net
Puget Sound Mycological Society (Washington): www.psms.org
Rochester Area Mycological Society (New York): dbwolf@frontiernet.net
San Diego Mycological Society (California): www.sdmyco.org
Snohomish County Mycological Society (Washington): www.scmsfungi.org/
Sonoma County Mycological Society (California): www.somamushrooms.org
South Carolina Mycological Society: scmssc@bellsouth.net
Southern Idaho Mycological Society: www.simykos.org
South Sound Mushroom Club (Washington): www.inetarena.com/~mwilliam/SSMC
Southwest Montana Mycological Society: ccrips@montana.edu
Spokane Mushroom Club (Washington): www.spokanemushroomclub.org
Susquehanna Valley Mycological Society (New York): www.svmsonline.org/
Texas Mycological Society: suemetzler@aol.com
Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Club: www.wpamushroomclub.org/
West Virginia Mycological Society: geezerex@aol.com
Wild Rivers Mushroom Club (Oregon): www.wildriversmushroomclub.webs.com
Wisconsin Mycological Society: www.geocities.com/Yosemite/trails/7331
What a sight! We keyed this cluster of mushrooms as Leucopaxillus largely because of their spore color, copius white mycelium, resistence to decay, splitting caps, gregarious nature and quite unpleasant odor.
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