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Notes:
"First published by Merlin Unwin Books Ltd. in 2011" -- T.p. verso.
Includes index.
Contents:
- How to use this guide
- The mushrooming with confidence method
- What is a mushroom?
- Gills, ridges, tubes, and spines
- Positively identifying mushrooms
- Mushrooms with gills
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- Mushrooms with tubes
- Mushrooms with ridges
- Mushrooms with spines
- Mavericks
- Trees and Mushrooms
- Handling, storage, and cooking.
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