Cannabis is increasingly recognized for its medical and therapeutic benefits—provided it is used correctly. Its cultivation has become more widespread, but its use should always be under expert supervision, as it can be harmful if misused. The 10 key benefits listed below may help more people become open to its potential. Cannabis is an herbaceous…
Home / Resources / Microworld Ming Chen’s Scanning Electron Microscope Images All images copyright by Ming Chen My training as a Plant Virologist and my interest with microscopy has guided my path to the Surgical-Medical Research Institute at the University of Alberta, where I am the supervisor of the Medicine/Dentistry Electron Microscopy Unit. This unique…
If we were to talk about flowers that people commonly give to their loved ones, t… The way each person chooses plants to grow inside their home also varies depending on… Most gardeners would say that the ‘Dragon Pine’ is an ornamental plant… As for the purple Tecoma flower, it is considered a beautiful ornamental…
Boletus edulis has finally arrived in the Peace Region. A little later than normal but it is fruiting. Look for the net like (reticulate) area near the cap apex. These are robust boletes that are absolutely delicious.
This one is a tricholoma flavovirens, the man on horseback. There are two other mushrooms that look almost identical. Tricholoma suflurereum which stinks real bad and Tricholoma sulrurescens which just smells bad.
If you leave them moist they will go bad in a hurry, salt may help. Dry them and they go black and do not rehydrate all that well. You end up grinding them for mushroom powder which is a waste when you can pickle them. Best way to eat leccinums in my mind and taste.
Category: Time: October 23, 2013, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Location: Don Wheaton YMCA, Edmonton Event Summary:We hold indoor meetings during the “off-season” to provide our members with engaging speakers, programs, and discussions on mushrooms and related topics. Event Administrators Available Seats Recent Activity Event Details
Thanks Gary. Hugh and I walk in 12 mile coollee occasionally, and have found red tops, Lactarius and Hericium there before. However, we have not seen any there lately. I think we do need some more rain. Will have to plan a club foray in those areas after some rain.
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…
Each person has their own way of selecting houseplants, but these 6 plants with striking appearances are especially attractive options. Their stems, leaves, and flowers are uniquely beautiful and naturally soothing to the eyes — making them ideal as indoor ornamental plants. By choosing any of these 6 eye-catching plants, you’re guaranteed both beauty and…
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