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Holly Krahe <[log in to unmask]>
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In a message dated 03/11/2000 7:06:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> What kind of
>  mushroom book can you recommend?

Two of my favorites are:

The Mushroom Hunter's Field Guide - Alexander Smith & Nancy Smith Weber
    University of Michigan Press

Mushrooms of North America - Orson K. Miller, Jr.
    E.P. Dutton

Be certain to err on the side of caution, as you are aware!  Many times you
need to do spore prints and/or chemical tests to be certain of the species,
and in these cases I usually decide to pass.  Puffballs are pretty easy, as
are oysters.  A good guide will give a clear picture, many distinguishing
characteristics, and warnings of all similar species and possible toxicities.

Happy hunting
Holly

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