Mycology, field

At this point, I would like to provide some more details about two marshlands locations, where we have conducted mycological field research over the course of several years. 

Also, those interested in mycological field research continued to study Psilocybe subaeruginosa and even discovered the species in the northern part of the country. Like Psilocybe cubensis, this species is also known by the colloquial name of "gold top", whereas Panaeolus cyanescens, a species that wasn t discovered until later, acquired the nickname "blue meanies" within the counterculture (an expression that refers to a collection of several fruiting bodies). It is likely that these mushrooms were named after the small blue men featured in the classic psychedelic Beatles movie "Yellow Submarine", which was released in 1968. 

In 1981, Schroeder reported the results of his mycological field work conducted in Nepal during 1978 and 1979, where his research efforts established that mushrooms of the Psilocybe species are wide-spread throughout the area. Guzman proposed that these species can quite possibly be classified as Psilocybe cubensis and Psilocybe subcubensis Guzman. Macroscopically, the latter species is very similar to the subtropical Psilocybe cubensis species, but its spores are... 

I certainly would have done my research in this field (mycology) had I stayed longer in... 

The advocacy for forensic potential of fungi has recently been revived (Carter and Tibbett 2003 Tibbett and Carter 2003). However, there have been no major developments in this field for thirty years (see Sagara 1976b). We hope mycologists and forensic scientists will collaborate to take the concept of forensic mycology forward into an accomplished and effective forensic science tool. 

Mycological investigations on Teonanacatl, the Mexican hallucinogenic mushrooms part one The history of Teonanacatl, field work and culture. Mycologia 50 (2) 239-61. 

I BELIEVE THE TIME HAS COME FOR A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF NEW FINDINGS FROM THE FIELDS OF MYCOLOGY, TAXONOMY AND NATURAL... 

Singer, R. (1958). Mycological investigation on teonanacatl, the Mexican hallucinogenic mushroom. 1 The history of teonanacatl, field work and culture work. Mycologia, 50, 239-261. 

Rossmoore, L.A., Wireman, J.W., and Rossmoore, H.W. (1986). Rapid field method for the detection and enumeration of sulfate reducers. In Biodeterioration 6, Proceedings of the Sixth International Biodeterioration Symposium, pp. 413-419 (S. Barry and D.R. Houghton, eds.), C.A.B. Inti. Mycological Inst., The Biodetn. Soc., United Kingdom. 

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