Fascinating Fungi of New England
Let author Lawrence Millman escort you on a journey into the history of over 150 fungi species. Learn how to make spore prints, discover which species are edible, find out which mushroom the Vikings ate before their raids and more.
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Fascinating Fungi of New England
Let author Lawrence Millman escort you on a journey into the history of over 150 fungi species. Learn how to make spore prints, discover which species are edible, find out which mushroom the Vikings ate before their raids and more.
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Fascinating Fungi of New England

Fascinating Fungi of New England

by Lawrence Millman
Fascinating Fungi of New England

Fascinating Fungi of New England

by Lawrence Millman

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Overview

Let author Lawrence Millman escort you on a journey into the history of over 150 fungi species. Learn how to make spore prints, discover which species are edible, find out which mushroom the Vikings ate before their raids and more.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781936571017
Publisher: Adventure Publications, Incorporated
Publication date: 07/25/2011
Series: Fascinating Fungi
Pages: 160
Sales rank: 980,471
Product dimensions: 8.00(w) x 6.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Rick Kollath started illustrating in nursery school and now he's lucky enough to draw pictures for a living. He runs a design studio in Duluth and co-owns Kollath-Stensaas Publishing with Sparky Stensaas. Rick has taught in Austria and traveled around Europe as a climbing bum. Now he gets thrills riding the big waves on the big lake in his little sea kayak.

Author-mycologist Lawrence Millman has written 15 books, including such titles as Last Places, Lost in the Arctic, Northern Latitudes and Our Like Will Not Be There Again. His articles have appeared in National Geographic, Smithsonian, Outside and The Atlantic Monthly. He has done mycological work in locations as diverse as the Canadian Arctic, Belize, Western Samoa, Alaska, Siberia, Costa Rica and Nantucket Island. His inventory of fungi at Wachusett Wildlife Sanctuary in Princeton, Massachusetts, currently numbers 490 species. He keeps a post office box in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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