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- A look-alike Psathyrella
- A man with a passion for mushrooms
- A missing Western Australian ‘Death Cap’ Amanita?
- A look-alike Hebeloma
- Agaricus arvensis – almond mushroom
- Agaricus bitorquis – a classic field mushroom
- Agaricus osecanus – Giant horse mushroom, giant disappointment
- Agaricus sylvaticus – the forest mushroom
- Agrocybe (Cyclocybe) parasitica
- Amanita muscaria – just for the hell of it
- Amanita rubescens – The Blusher – an introduced species
- Anatomy of a Yellow Stainer
- Armillaria luteobubalina (et al) – the honey fungi
- Biochar – an experiment
- Boletes – a lost resource
- Calvatia fragilis – another edible puffball
- Chlorophyllum-a mixed bag
- Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda – The Wood Blewit – a surprise
- Coprinus comatus – The shaggy ink cap
- Dictyophora indusiata (Phallus indusiatus)- an edible stinkhorn
- Fistulina spiculifera- Beefsteak in name only
- Growing your own mushrooms – A Miller’s tale
- Gymnopilus junonius – a possibility?
- Identifying a field mushroom
- In search of Woorda
- Laccaria proxima – an abundant species
- Laccocephalum mylittae – an ancient edible
- Lactarius deliciosus – Saffron milk cap – an east coast favourite.
- Laetiporus portentosus -White punk, poor tucker indeed
- Laetiporus sulphureus – an exciting prospect
- Leucoagaricus leucothites -with caution
- Leucocopinus birnbaumii – the flowerpot mushoom
- Look-alike Cortinarius
- Macrolepiota clelandii – after some careful consideration
- Macrolepiota dolichaula – one of the best of the edibles
- Marasmius oreades – an expensive import?
- Morchella – The morel, a worldwide favourite
- Phlebopus marginatus – Salmon gum bolete
- Pleurotus australis – the native oyster mushroom
- Pluteus cervinus – edible but bland
- Pluteus petasatus – edible, but not great
- Ramaria ochraceosalmonicolor – angst and confusion
- Rhizopogon – a taxonomic challenge
- Suillus granulatus – a Slippery Jack
- The chanterelle- a special mushroom
- The Hedgehog Mushroom – Hydnum ‘repandum’
- Tricholomopsis rutilans – plums and (dis)custard –
- Truffles – the new crop of the region
- Vascellum pratense – an edible puffball
- Volvopluteus gloiocephalus – a common roadside species
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