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Field Guides & Natural History  Mycology

A Field Guide to the Large Fungi of FRIM

Field / Identification Guide
Series: FRIM Research Pamphlet Series Volume: 135
By: SS Lee(Author)
174 pages, colour photos
A Field Guide to the Large Fungi of FRIM
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  • A Field Guide to the Large Fungi of FRIM ISBN: 9789670622927 Paperback Jan 2017 In stock
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Language: English

A Field Guide to the Large Fungi of FRIM provides a guide to the identification of 123 species of the large fungi (macrofungi) that are to be found in the grounds of the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM). An introduction provides a brief history of FRIM, an idea of the tree planted at FRIM, what constitutes the fungi, their importance, the fungal fruiting seasons at FRIM and tips on their identification. Colour photographs and a description of the external morphological features of each of the 120 basidiomycetes and 3 ascomycetes are provided. Information on their ecology, distribution and edibility is also included.

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Field / Identification Guide
Series: FRIM Research Pamphlet Series Volume: 135
By: SS Lee(Author)
174 pages, colour photos
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