Lismore-Camperdown Workshop 2012
Mary discussing and demonstrating techniques for viewing plant material under a microscope. Click on image to enlarge
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Dookie Course 2011
Students
Making Compost, Crimper, Farm Visit, Student Presentation
Agpath Laboratory
Laboratory
Description
Mushrooms
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Mushrooms communicate with each other
Agaricus
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- A. xanthodermus
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- Agaracus campestris edible
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- Agaricus campestris (edible)
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- Agaricus campestris edible (top cap view)
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- Agaricus edible
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- Agaricus subrutilescens (edible)
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- Agaricus xanthodermus
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- Agaricus xanthodermus (non edible)
Amanita
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- Phalloides group (DEADLY POISONOUS)
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- Amanita muscaria (poisonous)
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- Amanita muscaria 2 (poisonous)
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- Amanita phalloides (DEADLY POISONOUS)
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- Amanita phalloides mature (DEADLY POISONOUS)
Armillaria
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- Armillaria luteobubulina (tree pathogen-edible)
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- Armillaria luteobubulina (tree pathogen-edible)
Aseroe rubra
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- Aseroe rubra – the stinkhorn mushroom
Chlorophyllum
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- Chlorophyllum molybdites -Poisonous – green spores – can be mistaken for white spored Lepiota/Macrolepiota rhacoides.
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- Chlorophyllum molybdites -Poisonous – green spores – can be mistaken for white spored Lepiota/Macrolepiota rhacoides.
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- Chlorophyllum rhacodes – indigestible, potentially poisous
Coprinus
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- Coprinus niveus 2 (not edible)
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- Coprinus niveus (non edible)
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- Coprinus comatus (edible)
Coral fungus
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- Ramaria subaurantiaca
Cortinarius
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- Cortinarius archeri (non edible)
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- Cortinarius austrovelutus (non edible)
Entoloma
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- Entoloma salmoneum (browntrout publ)
Geastrum
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- Geastrum simplex unopened
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- Geastrum simplex
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- Geastrum triplex (browntrout publ)
Gymnopilus junonius
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- Gymnopilus junonius
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- Gymnopilus junonius
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- Gymnopilus junonius
Hygrophorus
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- Hygrophorus coccineus (browntrout publ)
Laetiporus
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- Laetiporus sulphureus (browntrout publ)
‘Lepiota – Macrolepiota‘ Macrolepiota clelandii
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- Macrolepiota clelandii – edible
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- Macrolepiota clelandii (2) – edible
Lycoperdon
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- Lycoperdon cluster- bottom side
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- Lycoperdon sp -edible when pure white all through
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- Lycoperdon species cluster (non edible)
Marasmius sp
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- Marasmius sp – edible but too small
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- Marasmius sp (browntrout publ)
Morchella
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- Morchella sp (browntrout publ)
Mycena
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- Mycena leaiana (browntrout publ).
Omphalotus
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- Omphalotus nidiformis (ghost fungus) poisonous
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- Omphalotus nidiformis poisonous
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- Omphalotus nidiformis bioluminescence
Tricholomopsis rutilans
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- Tricholomopsis rutilans
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- Tricholomopsis rutilans
Russula
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- Russula sp (browntrout publ)
