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Recommended reading

Fungi Down Under – the Fungimap Guide to Australian Fungi

50 Fungi Facts by Eugenia Bone, Fantastic Fungi

Help with identifying fungi

We recommend using the iNaturalist platform as a fast and accurate way to identify and map fungi. See here for more on this.

View more observations from Fungimap Australia on iNaturalist.org »

posts & blogs

A new Marasmius to look out for! March 16, 2023
Myxos are NOT slime March 6, 2023
Next webinar: Myxomycetes with Karina Knight December 8, 2022
Taxonomy: Part 2. The Tree of Life November 24, 2022
Adelaide Fungal Studies Group Annual Report 2021-2022 November 1, 2022
Taxonomy: Part 1. What is it? November 1, 2022
Next funginar: Barry Muir October 25, 2022
Waite foray September 6, 2022

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eNews archive

Fungimap eNews 57 – November

Fungimap eNews 56 – October

Fungimap eNews 55 – September 2022

Fungimap eNews 54 – July 2022

Fungimap eNews 53 – June 2022

Fungimap eNews 52 – May 2022

Fungimap eNews 51 – April 2022

Fungimap eNews 50 – March 2022

Fungimap eNews 49 – February 2022

For earlier editions, see the Mailchimp archive

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