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MYCO-SPEAK Presentation by Dianna Smith

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THE MEANING OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES FOR FUNGI by Dianna Smith

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THE GENUS RUSSULA in Northeastern N.A. by Dianna Smith

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LACTARIUS & LACTIFLUUS Presentation

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AN INTRODUCTION TO MYCOLOGY & The Amazing Fungi Kingdom

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FUNGI KINGDOM - THE BIG PICTURE by Dianna Smith

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MEDICINAL MUSHROOMS: Hype, Facts & Hope by Dianna Smith

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FUNGI and THEIR ASSOCIATED TREES by Dianna Smith

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AGARICALES: Characteristics of Select families by Dianna Smith

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POLYPORES: Fun(gi) for All Seasons by Dianna Smith

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ONE HUNDRED+ EDIBLE MUSHROOMS & TOXIC LOOKALIKES by Dianna Smith

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MACROSCOPIC CHACTERISTICS OF THE MAJOR MORPHOLOGICAL GROUPS OF FUNGI by Dianna Smith

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The BOLETACEAE Family (The Boletes) by Dianna Smith

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ATYPICAL ‘BOLETES' IN THE BOLETALES ORDER

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FIELD CHARACTERISTICS USED IN TRADITIONAL IDENTIFICATION OF GILLED MUSHROOMS: Part 1, Genera with White Spores by Bill Bakaitis

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FIELD CHARACTERISTICS USED IN TRADITIONAL IDENTIFICATION OF GILLED MUSHROOMS: A Naturalistic Approach, Part Two: Genera with Pigmented Spores by Bill Bakaitis (Copyright 2016)

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ASCOMYCOTA by Dr. Roz Lowen for the 2016 PVMA Fungi Kingdom Workshops

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ASCOMYCETES by Dianna Smith

AMANITA by Dianna Smith

(These presentations are copyrighted material. To use or modify for presentations to be given to mushroom clubs, gardening clubs, environmental or nature centers as well as schools or universities, you are required to request permission to do so and credit the program’s author). Contact me at diannasmith1@mac.com or dianna.smith@comcast.net.