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SUMMARY:Fascinating spores
DESCRIPTION:Description:The talk “Fascinating spores” will focus on spores  their role in the life of a mushroom  and on correlations between spore characters and life style and dispersal  with an emphasis on all the things that we don’t know! (please note: this talk will not be recorded) About Else Vellinga:Else Vellinga is a mycologist who is interested in naming and classifying mushroom species in California and beyond  especially Parasol mushrooms. She has described 22 species as new for California. She got her training at the national herbarium in the Netherlands  and her PhD at the university of Leiden. Her main goal is to contribute to the conservation of mushroom species  and for that reason she has proposed several species for the IUCN global database of endangered species  and lately she is active in the FunDiS conservation working group. She tries to keep current with the mushroom literature. Else is also an avid knitter and likes to use mushroom dyed yarn for her creations.   \nThis lecture was recorded and is viewable to active members who are logged in. To watch this video\, please use the login form in the left sidebar.
URL:https://www.newyorkmyc.org/event/fascinating-spores/
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SUMMARY:Mushrooms 101: An Introduction to Collecting and Identifying Fungi
DESCRIPTION:DescriptionWith the mushroom season just around the corner\, now is the perfect time to learn how to identify common fungi of the Northeast. This lecture is aimed at beginners and will cover tools and terminology\, the basics of identifying fungi\, and how to differentiate the delicious from the deadly – whether you’re picking for the pot or simply like to put a name to the next mushroom you see. Bring questions for the Q&A! iNat: @ethancrenson  About Ethan CrensonEthan Crenson received an MFA in photography from the School of Visual Arts in NYC in the 1990s. He runs two companies\, a graphic design company and a gallery/publishing house for artists’ multiples. He became interested in fungi about 14 years ago and joined the New York Mycological Society shortly thereafter. He is an active contributor to the club’s five boroughs fungal survey\, Gary Lincoff’s effort to inventory the fungal inhabitants of NYC. He has a keen interest in pyrenomycetous fungi and has presented programs on these ‘dots on sticks and scabs on branches’ at NEMF and NAMA forays and on several occasions to the NYMS.     Instagram: @dung_fungiiNat: @sigridjakob  About Sigrid JakobSigrid Jakob is a dedicated recorder of the fungi of Green-Wood Cemetery and Prospect Park. She leads the conservation working group of the Fungal Diversity Survey (FunDiS) and does DNA sequencing of fungi at home. She has a particular interest in Russulas\, Amanitas\, the Incocybaceae and fungi growing on dung. \nThis lecture was recorded and is viewable to active members who are logged in. To watch this video\, please use the login form in the left sidebar.
URL:https://www.newyorkmyc.org/event/mushrooms-101-an-introduction-to-collecting-and-identifying-fungi/
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