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Perfect for the curious mushroom novice, this charming Victorian guide introduces the mysterious world of fungi, with key insights on mushroom identification and habitat.
Written by Ellen M. Dallas and Caroline A. Burgin at the turn of the twentieth century, Among the Mushrooms walks readers through the basics of mushroom identification, structure, life cycle, and habitat in a clear and approachable way. It covers key features to look for in the field, going through the basics of mushroom identification, structure, growth, and ecology, offering clear explanations and practical advice.
A delightful window into nineteenth-century mycology and its scientific sensibilities, this book blends factual instruction and a lyrical appreciation of the natural world in an engaging introduction to the world of mushrooms.
Written by Ellen M. Dallas and Caroline A. Burgin at the turn of the twentieth century, Among the Mushrooms walks readers through the basics of mushroom identification, structure, life cycle, and habitat in a clear and approachable way. It covers key features to look for in the field, going through the basics of mushroom identification, structure, growth, and ecology, offering clear explanations and practical advice.
A delightful window into nineteenth-century mycology and its scientific sensibilities, this book blends factual instruction and a lyrical appreciation of the natural world in an engaging introduction to the world of mushrooms.
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"Only the possession and leisurely perusal of the little volume will reveal its unique character."
"Two Mushroom Books, 1901"
"Keys to classification, a glossary, illustrations, and all other needful helps are added, while the volume is written in a style so simple and clear that none can fail to comprehend its teachings."
"Graceanna Lewis, 1900"