The web abounds with sources for mushrooms photograph, supplies, foods, etc. We've listed below some of our favorites as well as some that have been recommended to us. As with all Internet sites, please check them out carefully.
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Cultivation Products
A family run mushroom farm offering spawn, kits, instruction and events.
Site for Fungi Perfecti selling spawn, kits, equipment, books, classes and other items of interest.
A nice collection of medicinal mushroom powders, spawn and supplies.
Well known supplier of inoculated seedlings that offers professional assistance to the amateur.
Food Products
Purveyor of wild edibles including mushrooms.
Specialty food products including online gift packs that feature truffle oil.
Great line of gourmet items, including some organic products. Check out their morel recipe contest!
A nice collection of medicinal mushroom powders, spawn and supplies.
Supplier of mushroom products centered in Curry County.
Primarily delicious food products from Italy, including truffles and truffle products.
Information
Dave Fischer packs his site with great and useful information.
www.botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms fungi
Visit Tom Volk's site for a fun introduction to your fungal friends.
www.calphotos.berkeley.edu/fungi
David Spahr's informative and beautiful site (designed for cooks, foragers, herbalists, and restauranteurs) features mushrooming in Maine, New England and Eastern Canada.
This collaborative amateur mycology website seeks to "record observations about mushrooms, help people identify mushrooms they aren't familiar with, and expand the community around the scientific exploration of mushrooms." It contains over 50,000 user-submitted mushroom observations illustrated by more than 100,000 photographs.
Site of the well-respected quarterly magazine, "Mushroom the Journal". Subscriptions run about $28/year and are well worth the price!
An amazingly comprehensive catalog of internet resources.
With over 6,000 photographs, Michael Wood's amazing site is a rich resource.
www.nt.ars-grin.gov/fungaldatabases/index.cfm
Fungal databases, systematic mycology, and much much more.
Name changes happen in the fungal world. Check out the currently accepted name at this site. As Dick Sieger of PSMS says, "The mushrooms are constant. They haven't changed. It's just that someone has meddled with their names."
Just what the name implies - everything morel!
Resource for identifying "What Mushroom is growing in MY backyard?!"
An amazing forum hosting a wide variety of subjects - it covers it all!
Miscellaneous Products
The San Francisco mushroom store offering a variety of products.
Photography
Taylor Lockwood's marvelous photography website.
Tours
All-inclusive eco-tours in various, out-of-the-way, higher-elevation regions of Mexico, focusing on mycology.
Exotic mushrooms tour with a credible expert on wild edible mushrooms on three continents.
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