Forays – Alberta Mycological Society

The Alberta Mycological Society conducts several mushrooms forays each year. These forays can be anywhere from 1-3 days long and take place in the Rocky Mountain foothills, northern Aspen Parkland, and southern Boreal Forest ecozones of Alberta. Exact locations of the foray sites are available only to current members of the Alberta Mycological Society. If…

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AMS Forum: Agaricus ID Help (1/1)

These were found in grass near a forested ravine in Edmonton. White with cream/tan shading on top. Dark pink turning brown gills. Ragged ring had brown topside. Stalk stained Brownish pink. In fridge overnight the stalk stain looks more yellowish. Agaricus edibility? Enough to know it doesn’t stain yellow at first?

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Auspicious Plants – Wildmushrooms

In an era filled with intense competition, it’s hard to deny that… The Indian almond tree (Terminalia catappa) is a plant commonly seen in many public spaces… Sansevieria is one of the well-known air-purifying plants… Planting auspicious trees around or inside the home is a tradition still valued by many Thais… The “Ruay Sap” plant,…

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Sacred Plants – Wild Mushrooms

In an era of intense competition, it’s undeniable that… The Indian almond tree (Terminalia) is a plant commonly seen in many locations… Snake plant (Sansevieria) is one of the well-known air-purifying plants… Planting auspicious trees around or inside the home is something many Thai people still practice… The auspicious plant “Ruay Sap” (Wealth Plant) remains…

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AMS Forum: Identification (1/1)

Lucky you! It is a large puffball. Although with that large base I’d say it’s likely not our typical giant puffball Calvatia gigantia; I keyed it out to a relative Calvatia bovista. All edible and good provided that it is still nice and white and not turning yellow or green,

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Your Executive – Alberta Mycological Society

The Alberta Mycological Society elected a new executive at the Annual general Meeting March 20, 2010. If you have any questions regarding our Society specifically or Mycology in general, please feel free to contact any member of the executive. We will make sure to respond promptly to your inquiries. President:               Martin Osis Vice-President:        Robert Roger…

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