On Hatsudake and Akahatsu, Two Species of Japanese Edible Fungi

TWO NEW SPECIES OF MITOSPORIC FUNGI

In the present article, two new mitosporic spccies are introdued, namely: Cercospora fraxinicola Ershad, sp. nov. on Fraxinus rotundifolia and Ramularia rubicola Ershad, sp. nov. on Rubus caesicus.

Some Edible and Poisonous Fungi

Two New Species of Leafblight Fungi on Kalmia Latifolia

The evergreen shrub, Kalmia latifolia L., commonly known as mountain laurel, calico bush, or sheep-kill, grows widely on rocky, acid soils in the eastern United States. Whether growing in its natural habit or in cultivation, mountain laurel appears to be equally subject to attack by fungi. The following account characterizes and discusses two of these fungi. One of them has not been described p...

Research of Edible Fungi in Shanghai

The modern edible fungi study in China was originated in Shanghai. The Edible Fungi Institute (EFI) under the Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Science has made many breakthroughs in the Chinese edible fungi study. EFI has succeeded in getting pure spawns, has diversified the cultivation varieties of edible fungi by domesticating wild mushrooms, and has developed the bag cultivation technology. ...

a comparative analysis of the marginal microleakages of two pit and fissure sealans, conseal-f and conseal clear

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