FMRCs  MAIN  Mushroom Catalog                          Our Plant Tissue Catalog has been dropped                                                 Florida Mycology Research Center                                                                        (FMRC)                                                                          2008                                                                     “M A I N”                                                              CATALOG   Helping the research needs of Mycologists and Mushroom Growers                                Since 1972.………………….36 years            Photograph by Miss Robin Arnold, New Hampshire.   Published by:  FMRC                         P.O. Box 18105                         Pensacola, FL 32523  USA FMRC’s Email Address:  FloridaMycology@cs.com FMRC’s Web Site:           www.mushroomsfmrc.com                               This Catalog offers our fine line of mushroom items, and mushroom spores.  It lists Past Issues for our two fine Mushroom Journals “THE  MUSHROOM  CULTURE” and “TEONANACATL”, going all the way back to 1984.  It offers Mushroom Books and Mushroom Film Disks found nowhere else.  This means that you will obtain nearly 4 decades of diversified information about mushrooms.………..Mushroom Books you never knew existed. Home correspondence Mushroom Courses up to Doctor’s Level of Completion Diplomas.                            How  To  Place  An  Order   HOW  TO  ORDER……….. Credit Card Orders:    FMRC no longer takes any credit card or online orders.  This is because many are aware of all the records kept on such type orders.  Although our customers order items from FMRC for Legal an Academic reasons, they do not want to be included in any “watched activity” or similar list, which the said OnLine method of payments can produce.  If you run across an item you wish to order, just write it down, include payment made out to FMRC, POB 18105, Pensacola, FL 32523, and just mail it in.  Be sure to give a good readable shipping address.  This is your best protection when ordering mycological items and it has proved itself since 1972. Overseas And Out of Country Orders:  Send payment in U.S. Dollars "CASH" or International Postal Money Order.  Any check or Postal Money Order must be drawn on an U.S. Bank.  If you send cash, large amounts should be insured.  Canada orders should send "Canadian Postal Money Orders" making sure the amount is in U.S. Dollars and not Canadian Currency.  These can be bought at your local post office.  Payments should also include extra funds to cover Airmail Shipping.  Without extra funds for this postage, orders are shipped by low cost land or boat.  This can take many weeks sometimes.  You may contact us at FloridaMycology@cs.com if you have any questions or need help with the extra money needed for this Overseas and Out of Country shipping. For mail orders, simply write or type items you wish to order. Use catalog numbers whenever they are given. Always give complete description of item. Show what item cost. Total up the entire order. There are no other hidden charges like postage, handling, or insurance. You send only the amount listed. The best method of payment is a U.S. Postal Money Order made out to FMRC. Personal checks are accepted.  FMRC will replace any item which is faulty, and will stand behind products listed in this catalog 100%. Since 1972 FMRC has never had an unsettled claim. Please check us out with the Pensacola Better Business Bureau. No other mushroom company can make this 3 ½ decade clean record statement. As all products offered by FMRC are for "In-Vitro research purposes only, FMRC waves all responsibility for any injuries or legalities incurred through the use or mis-use of any products it sells.  Some items, like specific species of mushroom spores, may be illegal to possess in your area.  It is your responsibility to know your area's mushroom laws.  Known illegal areas are not serviced.  If you order an illegal item in your area, and FMRC was not aware of the law in your specific area, you take all responsibility for all problems, legal and others.  Make sure you want the item or items you order.  Unless you receive the wrong item you ordered or the item has defects, there are no returns or refunds just because you suddenly changed your mind and no longer want the item you ordered.  A Return Authorization (RA) Number must be made by customer before faulty or wrong item can be returned.  Call FMRC, state the problem, and a RA Number will be issued.  Include all parts and portions of the order, and display the RA Number on the outside of the returned package.  FloridaMycology@cs.com www.mushroomsfmrc.com 1-850-327-4378                           FMRC's "Mushroom Spore Bank Listing"                                 The largest collection of its type in the world since 1972 ORDERING:  Also see information on page 36 .  This explains about ordering species that are toxic, psychoactive, & legal restrictions.                                                                                  01     When ordering, give species name and catalog number. Mail all orders with payment (Postal Money Order, one that is bought at your local post office, is best method of payment). Checks written out to FMRC must be drawn on a U.S.A. Bank. (Overseas and "Out Of Country" orders should include an extra $10.00 for each entire order, whether one or fifty samples are ordered. If the total amount of the spore sample order is $200.00, you send $210.00.  If the order is $20.00, you send $30.00.  Checks written out to FMRC must be drawn on a U.S.A. Bank.) FMRC, POB 18105, Pensacola, FL 32523. If you have any questions you may call 1-850-327-4378, or e-mail floridamycology@cs.com Spore print samples are usually on paper sealed in a plastic envelope. Samples contain plus or minus 10,000 spores. All spores are held in dry state just above freezing. Spores are offered mainly for microscopy and identifying purposes. Many times, from traveling through the postal system, spores may be knocked off paper. Because the samples are shipped in sealed plastic packets, spores will still be inside the packet, even when knocked off the paper. As many species listed are grouped "mycorrhiza" and cannot be lab cultivated along with others listed, and most species are collected from the wild, and FMRC has not run cultivation tests on said spores, no growing claims on any species is made, given or implied. Within 30 days of purchase, you may request a replacement free and without any cost. Only one replacement is given. Mycologists and mushroom hunters alike from all over the world deposit mushroom spores here at the Florida Mycology Research Center (FMRC). This makes it possible for them and anyone else to have access to mushroom spores worldwide. Donors of acceptable mushroom spores are given free exchanges. You may pick a spore sample packet for each species you donate that is accepted. Donors are entitled to have their gift isolations free when they may again need them. Spore prints should be submitted on 8 1/2 X 11 inch paper. Paper should be proper color as to contrast the color of mushroom spores. White paper for black or dark spores, and black or dark paper for white or light colored spores. A cover sheet is then placed over the prints and affixed at the very top only by tape or staple. If at all possible, these prints should be sent unfolded. If you are able to collect 7 - 10 complete sheets of prints from a large fruiting you have found, you may submit these for entry into the mushroom journal "THE MUSHROOM CULTURE", The Journal Of Mushroom Cultivation (TMC). If accepted and used, you earn a year's free subscription to this Journal. If you have any psychoactive mushroom spore prints you would like to deposit, these will be placed in "TEONANACATL", The International Journal Of Psychoactive Mushrooms (TEO). If enough prints meet entry into this Journal, same FREE year's subscription. Otherwise, prints will enter Main Bank. To inspect the current Issue of a FMRC Mushroom Journal, just go to www.mushroomsfmrc.com and then pick your Journal by clicking "TEO Journals" or "TMC Journals". The DownLoad is FREE. Made possible by donations sent in to FMRC.  If you have benefited from FMRC, and would like to have others benefit as you have, please send your financial support by making an order or donation in any amount.  This keeps us on and allows others to also benefit.    SPECIES.............................. #CATALOG NUMBER................................................Price Agaricus abruptibulbus...........................#SO221........................................................$40.00 Agaricus arvensis....................................SO222............................................................20.00 Agaricus augustus...................................SO223............................................................25.00 Agaricus bernardii....................................SO224..........................................................10.00 Agaricus bisporus....................................SO22..............................................................10.00 Agaricus bitorquis....................................SO2281..........................................................25.00 Agaricus brunnescens (Portabello).........SO2240.........................................................20.00 Agaricus campestris................................SO21..............................................................25.00 Agaricus placomyces...............................SO2241.........................................................20.00 Agaricus porphyrocephalus.......................SO2280.......................................................25.00 Agaricus silvaticus...................................SO225.............................................................25.00 Agaricus silvicola.....................................SO226.............................................................25.00                                                                      02   SPECIES.............................. #CATALOG NUMBER................................................Price Agaricus subperonatus.............................SO227...........................................................25.00 Agaricus subrufescens.............................SO228............................................................25.00 Amanita bisporigera..................................SO211...........................................................20.00 Amanita brunnescens...............................SOO7.............................................................15.00 Amanita caesarea....................................SOO41...........................................................25.00 Amanita chlorinosma................................SOO5.............................................................10.00 Amanita cinereopannlosa..........................SOO42.........................................................25.00 Amanita cintrina.......................................SOO421..........................................................30.00 Amanita cokeri.........................................SOO6..............................................................25.00 Amanita cothurnata..................................SOO30...........................................................25.00 Amanita gemmata....................................SOO121........................................................25.00 Amanita inaurata......................................SOO3.............................................................25.00 Amanita muscaria (yellow)........................SOO8............................................................10.00 Amanita muscaria (red).............................SOO81..........................................................10.00 Amanita muscaria (formosa var.).............SOO810.........................................................10.00 Amanita mutabilis.....................................SOO32...........................................................25.00 Amanita pantherina...................................SOO1............................................................25.00 Amanita phalloides....................................SOO11..........................................................25.00 Amanita rhoadsii.......................................SOO31..........................................................25.00 Amanita rubescens...................................SOO12..........................................................25.00 Amanita vaginata......................................SOO4............................................................20.00 Amanita virosa..........................................SOO2............................................................15.00 Armillaria caligata.....................................SO1221.........................................................20.00 Armillaria magnivelare...............................SO1222.......................................................20.00 Armillariella mellea (Honey Mushroom).....SO122.........................................................20.00 Auricularia auricula....................................SO47...........................................................20.00 Boletinellus merulioides.............................SO2990.......................................................20.00 Boletus bicolor..........................................SO29............................................................20.00 Boletus chrysenteron................................SO27............................................................20.00 Boletus edulis...........................................SO292...........................................................10.00 Boletus frostii............................................SO28.............................................................25.00 Boletus mirabilis.......................................SO291...........................................................15.00 Boletus pinophilus.....................................SO293..........................................................20.00 Boletus subvelutipes..................................SO271.........................................................20.00 Calvatia gigantea.......................................SO70..........................................................20.00 Calvatia cyathiformis..................................SO701........................................................20.00 Cantharellus cibarius.................................SO202........................................................25.00 Cantharellus cinnabarinus..........................SO2021....................................................25.00 Cantharellus subalbidus.............................SO2024......................................................20.00 Cantharellus umbonatus............................SO20241...................................................20.00 Chlorophyllum molybdites..........................SOO9........................................................10.00        ….or Lepiota morgani Clitocybe dealbata.....................................SO171........................................................20.00 Clitocybe nuda..........................................SO17............................................................20.00 Clitocybe odora.........................................SO1711......................................................20.00 Clavicorona pyxidata..................................SO1610.....................................................20.00 Collybia dryophila......................................SO4412.......................................................20.00 Collybia radicata (Rooted Oudemansiella)....SO441....................................................20.00 Conocybe lactea.......................................SO23...........................................................20.00 Conocybe tenera.......................................SO24..........................................................20.00 Copelandia cyanescens.............................SO0191.....................................................40.00 Corprinus atramentarius.............................SO330.......................................................20.00                                                                  03 SPECIES.............................. #CATALOG NUMBER................................................Price Corprinus comatus....................................SO341.........................................................25.00 Corprinus micaceus..................................SO33...........................................................20.00 Corprinus niveus.......................................SO34..........................................................20.00 Corprinus radians......................................SO342........................................................20.00 Cortinarius alboviolaceus...........................SO261.......................................................20.00 Cortinarius violacea...................................SO71..........................................................20.00 Craterellus fallax.......................................SO203.........................................................20.00 Dentinum repandum..................................SO2031......................................................20.00 Entoloma abortivum...................................SO322........................................................20.00 Entoloma murraii.......................................SO321.........................................................20.00 Flammulina velutipes.................................SO43..........................................................20.00  Galerina autumnalis..................................SOO82........................................................35.00 Ganoderma lucidum (Red Reishi)...............SO901......................................................25.00 Gomphus floccosus..................................SO470.........................................................20.00   Grifola frondosa (Maitake)..........................SO2011.....................................................20.00 Gymnopilus luteofolius..............................SO482........................................................20.00 Gymnopilus spectabilis.............................SO48...........................................................25.00 Gymnopilus ventricosus.............................SO481.......................................................25.00 Hebeloma crustuliniforme...........................SO132.......................................................20.00 Helvella crispin..........................................SO128........................................................20.00 Hydnellum scrobiculatum (zonatum var.).....SO129.....................................................25.00 Hydum imbrieasum...................................SO4820......................................................20.00 Hygracybe psittacina.................................SO53..........................................................20.00 Hygrophorus cantharellus...........................SO13........................................................20.00 Hygrophorus flavodisous.............................SO130.....................................................20.00 Hygrophorus russula..................................SO131.......................................................20.00 Laccaria amethystina.................................SO312.......................................................20.00 Laccaria laccata........................................SO31110....................................................20.00 Laccaria ochropurpurea..............................SO81........................................................20.00 Laccaria trallisata......................................SO3110......................................................20.00 Lactarius hibbardae...................................SO310.......................................................20.00 Lactarius hygropharoides...........................SO3111....................................................20.00 Lactarius paradoxus..................................SO309.......................................................20.00 Lactarius piperatus....................................SO31.........................................................20.00 Lactarius vellerens.....................................SO311......................................................20.00 Leccinum aurantiacum...............................SO3121....................................................20.00 Leccinum scabrum....................................SO3021.....................................................20.00 Lentinula edodes (Lentinus edodes, Shiitake)....SO44...............................................10.00 Lepiota americana......................................SO101......................................................20.00 Lepiota humei (Peele's Lepiota)....................SO12.....................................................20.00 Lepiota lutea...............................................SO10........................................................20.00     Lepiota memorii..........................................SO121......................................................50.00 Lepiota naucina...........................................SO102.....................................................20.00 Lepiota procera...........................................SO111.....................................................25.00 Marasmium oreades....................................SO32......................................................25.00 Morchella elata............................................SO12111.................................................30.00 Morchella esculenta.....................................SO1211..................................................30.00 Naematoloma sublateritium..........................SO50.....................................................20.00 Omphalitus olearius.....................................SO172....................................................25.00 Oudemansiella radicata................................SO173...................................................20.00 Panaeolus ater............................................SO179....................................................20.00 Panaeolus companulatus..............................SO20....................................................20.00 Panaeolus cyanescens.................................SO191...................................................25.00                                                                      04 SPECIES.............................. #CATALOG NUMBER................................................Price Panaeolus cyanescens (Palenque)................SO1911...............................................25.00  Panaeolus foenisecii.....................................SO19.....................................................20.00 Panaeolus papilionaceus...............................SO180..................................................25.00 Panaeolus subbalteatus................................SO201...................................................25.00 Panaeolus solidipes......................................SO18.....................................................20.00 Panaeolus sphinctrinus.................................SO181...................................................25.00 Panellus serotinus........................................SO83......................................................20.00 Panus rudis..................................................SO46......................................................20.00 Paxillus atrotomentosas................................SO20119...............................................20.00 Pholiota adiposa...........................................SO611....................................................20.00 Pholiota aurivella...........................................SO61......................................................20.00 Pholiota destruens........................................SO6110.................................................20.00 Pholiota mutabilis..........................................SO6111..................................................20.00 Phylloporus rhodoxanthus..............................SO229..................................................20.00 Piptoporus betulinus......................................SO3410.................................................25.00 Pleurocybella porrigens (Angel's Wings)..........SO30201........................................25.00 Pleurotus ostreatus........................................SO301...................................................10.00 Pleurotus pulmonarius....................................SO3020................................................20.00 Pleurotus sapidus (FL)....................................SO30...................................................20.00 Pluteus cervinus.............................................SO302..................................................20.00 Polyporus arcularis.........................................SO20121..............................................20.00 Polyporus berkeleyi........................................SO20123..............................................20.00 Polyporus sulphureus......................................SO20122............................................25.00 Polyporus squamosus.....................................SO2012..............................................20.00 Psathyrella candolleana...................................SO35..................................................20.00 Psathyrella hydrophila......................................SO351................................................40.00 Psathyrella rugocephala...................................SO531...............................................20.00 Psilocybe armandii..........................................SO422................................................40.00 Psilocybe atrobrunnea.....................................SO3751.............................................30.00 Psilocybe azurescens.....................................SO3722..............................................30.00 Psilocybe azurescens (Ps. cyan. Ast. Ossip) Austria...SO3611.................................30.00 Psilocybe baeocystis......................................SO373..................................................25.00 Psilocybe bohemica (Czechvkia.).....................SO4210..............................................40.00 Psilocybe caerulipes.......................................SO423................................................$25.00 Psilocybe coprophila.......................................SO42...................................................40.00   Psilocybe cubensis (Gulf Coast).....................SO38...................................................10.00 FMRC only lists the Gulf Coast isolation as this satisfies all identification purposes for that species of mushroom found out in the wild or involved with mushroom poisonings.  Other SO38 isolations may sometimes be substituted upon request.  Red Spore producing Psilocybe cubensis care exist out in the wild, but the condition is rare.  These are listed in our Mushroom Spore Bank.  Psilocybe cyanescens (OR State)........SO36.........................................................$25.00 Psilocybe cyanescens (Canada)...........SO361.......................................................25.00 Psilocybe mexicana............................SO424..........................................................50.00 Psilocybe polytricophila.......................SO4211........................................................45.00 Psilocybe semilanceata.......................SO372.........................................................35.00 Psilocybe stuntzii................................SO374..........................................................45.00 Psilocybe tampanensis........................SO421.........................................................50.00 Psilocybe zapotecorum........................SO377.........................................................50.00 Russula aeruginea...............................SO161.........................................................20.00 Russula brevipes.................................SO14...........................................................20.00 Russula compacta...............................SO140.........................................................20.00 Russula crustosa.................................SO141.........................................................20.00 Russula emetica..................................SO15...........................................................20.00 Russula lutea......................................SO143..........................................................20.00                                                              05 SPECIES.............................. #CATALOG NUMBER................................................Price Russula mariae....................................SO142.........................................................20.00  Russula virescens................................SO16..........................................................20.00 Strobilomyces floccopus.......................SO25..........................................................20.00 Stropharia melanopserma......................SO451......................................................20.00 Stropharia rugoso-annulata....................SO45........................................................25.00 Suillus americanus...............................SO491........................................................20.00 Suillus grevilles....................................SO49...........................................................20.00 Suillus luteus.......................................SO490..........................................................20.00 Suillus spraguri....................................SO4900.......................................................20.00 Trametes versicolor..............................SO83..........................................................25.00 Tricholoma flavovirens...........................SO5101.....................................................25.00 Tricholoma portentosum........................SO510.......................................................25.00 Tricholomopsis platyphylla.....................SO51A......................................................25.00 Tricholomopsis rutilans..........................SO51.........................................................25.00 Tylopilus felleus....................................SO26..........................................................20.00 Tylopilus rubrobrunneus.........................SO2601....................................................20.00 Tylopilus tabacinus...............................SO2602......................................................20.00 Volvariella bombycina............................SO5211.....................................................30.00 If you would like to order and have this entire collection, you may purchase the whole listing for $1,250.00. Some print samples may be out of stock. If you order this special "Entire Collection", you may freely request any out of stock samples when they once again become available. If you do not see the species you are looking for, call or write to see if we have it. Thank you for your interest...............Stephen L. Peele, Curator FMRC                IMGN   MEMBERSHIP                                      INDEPENDENT MUSHROOM GROWER'S NETWORK Sponsored by: Florida Mycology Research Center (FMRC) POB 18105, Pensacola, FL  32523 Did you know:  It is official from the USDA:  The 2006/2007 USA Mushroom Cash Crop was $956 Million!!!  There were only 279 registered growers!!!  Sales up 7% from last year.  Maybe you should check out "IMGN" and start getting your share! Did you see that there were only 279 reported growers? Did you know if you can grow mushrooms you are a big jump ahead of others who want to get in on this? Read on, and learn some important information that may very well change your life. If you want to learn more about the world of mushrooms, this special membership is just for you.                                                                      06 No matter if you just want to grow a few mushrooms for your own personal use, or you want to start your own mushroom business, joining FMRC's IMGN will be a smart decision. Here are just a few reasons why. There is a "one time" fee of only $200.00 ($230.00 Overseas and Out of Country), and you are then a lifetime member along with over 5,000 other members, worldwide. IMGN opens up your communications link to the world of mushrooms. This is what you get: MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE AND "ID" CARD : You receive a large Membership Certificate for framing. You also receive a personal "ID" Card to carry with you in your wallet. These credentials not only give you credibility, they also make it very easy for you when talking to land owners about hunting mushrooms on their property. COMPOUNDS PRODUCED BY MUSHROOMS AND OTHER FUNGI : You receive this confidential compound list. This special publication allows you to look up a compound and find out what mushroom or other fungus produces it. Look up these compounds listed in Chemical Supply Catalogs and see with your own eyes, what they are worth. You will know where these compounds come from, and the specific source of extraction. YOUR FREE CHOICE OF $200 WORTH OF MUSHROOM SPORES : Your free choice of any combination of Mushroom Spores up to $200 value. Choices can be made from the FMRC Catalog or from our OnLine Mushroom Spore Bank posted at our website. Only catalog numbered spore print samples can be used, special sales or other spore collections do not apply. "THE MUSHROOM RESEARCHER" : You receive a free copy of "The Mushroom Researcher" a $50 value. This book lists 358 different entries of mushrooms that have antiviral, antibiotic, anticancer, and even anti-aging activity. A valuable "must" for any mushroom researcher. For more information on the contents of this book, see FMRC's "BOOK STORE" Catalog. FREE TECHNICAL ADVICE : If you ever need any technical advice on any aspect dealing with mushrooms, may it just be on cultivation or your own mushroom business, this too is free. HOW AND WHERE TO SELL YOUR MUSHROOM PRODUCTS : People call us all the time looking for a certain mushroom, mushroom product, or mushroom extraction. We supply IMGN Members these names. Let us know what you have to sell, and we will let you know who is buying. It is just that simple. "THE MUSHROOM CULTURE", The Journal Of Mushroom Cultivation (TMC) You get an entire year's free subscription to the world's only color mushroom journal that comes with actual live mushroom spore print samples. This is the official newsletter for the IMGN. Because you are a IMGN Member, you receive "RESTRICTED" issues. These issues sometimes contain spore print samples that are restricted. Your issues will contain all color photographs and all mushroom spore samples. Restricted Issues containing any Restricted prints (prints that may be illegal in your area) are not sent into illegal areas such as CA, GA, ID, or correctional facilities, and others. Non-Restricted Issues (issues that do not contained said type spore samples) are sent instead. This FREE year’s subscription is a $30.00 value ($50 Overseas and Out Of Country). When the year’s free subscription is up, you must pay for subscription in order to continue receiving TMC. "FRUIT OF THE GODS" : You get this landmark mushroom video in DVD that took 7 years to produce. This $86 mushroom documentary will be a classic forever. Covers many aspects of mushrooms with in-depth covering of the Psychoactives. For more information on this video's contents, see page 34 for more information and contents.                                                                          07 FMRC  CATALOGS: All previous Catalogs have now been combined in just one Main Catalog.  You can request a new Catalog, at any time, at no cost. Besides receiving over $700.00 in free products and services, you become part of an international network of people with interests in mushrooms. The IMGN strength is over 5,000 members worldwide. IMGN Members have no restrictions on any spore purchases. Simply give your IMGN Membership number when ordering any restricted spores, and give a good legal shipping address. "The Gospel of Mushrooms" - This is the 2 CD-ROM set that has all of "The Mushroom Culture Back Issues #01 through #69!  That is another $60.00 item…..free.  See its contents on page 14. LAST YEAR'S U.S. MUSHROOM CROP HIT $956 MILLlON: It is official from the USDA: The 2006/2007 USA Mushroom Cash Crop was $956 Million!!! This was with 279 reported GROWERS! USDA Report 2006-2007 USA Mushroom Cash Crop. France’s national income is helped so much by truffle sales, it is called their 13th month. With weapons sales, perfumes, fashions, and other exotic exports, this is saying a lot. China has taken over the world market with Agaricus bisporus (the commercial "Button" mushroom). Japan has been the world's leader in Shiitake cultivation, but because of increasing demand in this country, many Shiitake farms are now springing up here in America. Take for instance the "Three River Farms" mushroom company. The following was taken from #15 "TMC" July 95: "The mushroom company started just 3 years ago. It was started in a lumber yard "gone bad" due to slack of housing construction. They called me saying they were about to lose everything, and could they grow any mushrooms. To me, they were sitting on a gold mine with all that wood they could not sell. The company grows Shiitake on wood. They expect of make $2.5 million in 1995. They use 8 tons of sawdust every 3 weeks. With the help of 22 employees, they produce 3,500 Ibs. of Shiitake every week. They expect to produce 10,000 Ibs. a week by 1996." MEDICAL AND RESEARCH COMPOUNDS : This huge new market is not even part of the $900 million quoted earlier. Their worth is staggering. Phalloidin for instance is now going for about $100 per mg. Keep in mind that there are 1,000 mgs. in ONE gram! That's $100,000 a gram! Look it up in any chemical supply catalog, like SIGMA. If you, or your company's area of business or research is in this field, you may qualify to enter this new and very profitable unique market. New AIDS research with Maitake mushrooms have caused this mushroom to bring as much as $300 a pound, a few years ago. You will have little or no competition in this market. These compounds include antibiotics, antitumor agents, antiviral agents, and even anticancer agents. One of the anticancer agents, Lentinan, showed 80% remission factor in Sarcoma and other related cancers, with just a 10 day treatment. If Lentinan was applied before cancer implant, it was 100% effective. Panaeolus subbalteatus, a psilocybin producing mushroom, has shown to be effective against polio virus in mice. Other psilocybin producing mushrooms are now believed to have powers of improving hearing, eyesight, circulation, and activating the body's immune system. Enoke Mushrooms show Cancer remission (#77 TMC January 2008).  There have been stories reported that certain people who live down in some of the valleys in Mexico, live to be 130 to 140 years old. There is evidence now being gathered which points to Mexican mushroom cults as the source for these stories. We at FMRC do not think eating any mushroom is going to make you live to 130. However, if certain mushrooms do enhance the immune system, you would not die as easily from colds, flu, or other ailments which strike old people down so many times. The late Dr. Pollock believed that the mushroom Psilocybe tampanensis held great potential for psychotherapy and treatment of asthma patients. Mushroom RNA has shown to be effective against influenza. Interferon stimulating properties are even now being found. We are now building up a client list in need of these compounds. The true fact is, the medical people who want these mushrooms for extraction purposes, do not know how to identify them,                                                                      08 much less, grow them in their labs. This is where you can play a very important role. If you have been able to cultivate mushrooms, you have a very special talent. If you are of this caliber, you know it is a special talent. Growing a mushroom is not growing a tomato plant. If you wish to do your own extractions, no complicated lab equipment or knowledge is needed. These extractions are done very easily. FMRC makes available reference texts giving all the simple directions you will need. Having the organic material (the Mushrooms) from which to do the extractions is the problem. If you can cultivate the mushroom from which you wish to do the extractions, you have solved the problem. If you know where to collect these mushrooms from the wild, you have solved the problem. This is why these extractions are worth so much. The people who want these mushrooms and their extractions pay good prices. Besides, the cost is tax deductible as an expense to them.  We are looking for people with this kind of insight. We wish to have independent growers from which we can purchase needed mushrooms, or refer other clients to them. We do not wish to have any kind of exclusive agreement. This allows you to do business with any firm you want. You sell your product to anyone you want to. IMGN MEMBERSHIP IS ONLY $200.00 : Membership has been in force since it was started back in 1983. This is a one time investment. If you are a little short this month for cash, but you want to join, we do not want this to prevent you from joining. You can also join IMGN by sending only $50, and then payoff the $150.00 balance at your own convenience. This is how the payment plan works: You send $50 and request IMGN Membership. You receive your IMGN Certificate and "ID" Card. Your 1 year's free subscription to "TMC" is started. No other IMGN Membership benefits are shipped, or entitled, until the balance of $150.00 is paid. You are not a full member until the full $200.00 is paid. INDEPENDENT MUSHROOM GROWER'S NETWORK $200.00 - OVERSEAS AND OUT OF COUNTRY $230.00.  Please consider this invitation to work with FMRC through lMGN Membership. It could be something that really will MUSHROOM. In fact, it already has started……we have now also included "The Gospel of Mushrooms". This is the 2 CD-ROM set that has all of "The Mushroom Culture Back Issues #01 through #69! That is another $60.00 item…..free.                                     COLLEGE  OF  BASIDIOMYCETES                                                           The Study of Gilled Mushrooms FMRC was the first to introduce home correspondence courses to study mushrooms. Certificate of Completion, from Associate to Doctor’s are offered. Don't be fooled by "come lately" courses that others have now started. If you want to learn about mushrooms in the privacy of your home, and do so at your own pace, sign up with the only one that has more than 30 years of experience. No one else but FMRC can give you the real training you desire to have.  Courses start as low as $100.00. Financing is available and pre-approved!  Enrollment Application on back of this Catalog. Tuition Schedule: Doctor......................$500.00 Master.......................260.00 Bachelor...................180.00 Associate.................100.00                                                                      09 Persons who pay full tuition up front, may deduct 10%. Persons who wish to make tuition payments by the lesson can pay 20% down and then make remaining payments as lessons are successfully completed. Lessons are completed at your convenience. They are sent by mail, graded, and returned with the next lesson. Upon completion of all lessons, and receipt of full payment, the degree is awarded. Text books are not furnished. "The Audubon Society Field Guide To North American Mushrooms, by Gary H. Lincoff is the preferred textbook for all these courses. This book can be ordered through most book stores. Other mushroom books may be helpful when completing "Extra Credit" portions on tests. Additional materials needed to complete Doctor or Master degrees of Completion are all furnished. These may include specimens, spores, cultures, reagents, and other reading materials like "The Mushroom Researcher ($50.00 value, and "Growing Mushrooms Without Contaminations" (a $25.00 value). Students living outside the US must add an additional $40.00 to cover "Out Of Country" Airmail and Handling. All of the following Lessons must be completed for Doctor's level. Lesser degrees require fewer courses to be completed. 1.....Plant Structure 2.....Basic Mycological Terminology 3.....Microscopy (Student must have access to microscope) 4.....Advanced Mycological Terminology 5.....Identifying Mushrooms 6.....Identifying Mushrooms With Chemical Reagents 7.....The Mushroom's Spore 8.....Mushroom Toxins 9.....Psychoactive Mushrooms 10...Cultivation Of Mushrooms ("GROWING MUSHROOMS WITHOUT CONTAMINATION" is provided for this course, a $25.00 value). 11...Maintaining And Preserving Live Mushroom Cultures 12...Deadly Mushrooms, 13...Choice Edible Mushrooms, 14...The Amanita, 15...Lepiota, 16...Hygrophorus, 17...Russula, 18...Lentinus, 19...Pleurotus, 20...Armillaria, 21...Clitocybe, 22...Coprinus, 23...Panaeolus, 24...Psilocybe, 25...Agaricus Although our "Certificate of Completion" degrees are nonacademic and cannot be used for credit on academic courses, knowledge obtained through these courses can be transferred to academic credits by taking CLEP tests offered by most major Universities and Colleges. Certificates offered may not be acceptable when obtaining positions where an academic degree is required. This is the reason why tuition may sound to be on the "cheap" side. If degrees were accredited through a College or University, this would cause an increase by thousands of dollars in tuition fees.  Back years ago I was told by the University of NorthWest Florida, “To accredit FMRC’s Doctor’s Degree would cost over $26,000.00.”   And my cut is not even in that figure.  Because many of the subjects discussed are not offered by most academic institutions, I decided to make them available.  I many times talk to medical doctors from Poison Control Centers, working on identifying mushrooms involved in mushroom poisonings.  They find themselves learning a lot from me about identifying mushrooms, especially from spore microscopy and taking mushroom spore prints on paper to see their color.  They openly relay to me how Mushroom ID “Challenged” they really are.  When I tell them about these very same courses and how they can take them at their own pace and time, they even sign up!  These degrees actually show higher specific learning accomplishments than what most Universities and Colleges offer. Persons holding academic degrees can present our "Certificate of Completion" as supplemental credentials, and proof of further learning into the specific area of Basidiomycetes.                                                                           10 Transcripts of student's "Records of Achievements" and all Test Scores are made available through FMRC for a $20.00 fee. They are only available to the students who take courses, or to those who have documented request letters signed by the said student authorizing the release of said transcripts.  The only other thing you will need to purchase is the text book used for the courses, "THE AUDUBON SOCIETY FIELD GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN MUSHROOMS," By Gary H. Lincoff. All other materials needed are provided.   Books  Available  Only  From  FMRC’s  Book  Store………And Now It Is On Line For FREE Viewing Mushroom Books You Never Knew Existed Stephen L. Peele, Curator FMRC, was the first and only person ever to be awarded a Scheduled I Permit by the Federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to conduct research into mushrooms that produce controlled substances.  He does not work through a Hospital, College or University Permit like others do.  He has published many works on different species of mushrooms that produce these controlled substances.  Because of his background, theses types of publications are offered to further one’s education in mycology.  Many of his other works on edible mushrooms have been published in Journals like “THE MUSHROOM CULTURE” (TMC), “TEONANACATL” (TEO), and “MUSHROOM”, The Journal Of Wild Mushrooming.   Many of the publications listed here are not found available anywhere else except here at FMRC.  This means that you will obtain diversified information about mushrooms, not available anywhere else. Greetings from the Florida Mycology Research Center (FMRC).   If your interests are in mushrooms, you have now come to the right place.  If it has anything to do with mushrooms, FMRC is involved, and has probably been doing it longer than anyone else……since 1972.  This includes extractions, compounds, mushroom farms, the world’s largest mushroom spore bank, publications like “THE MUSHROOM RESEARCHER”, sterile tools and other growing apparatus, chromatograph, correspondence courses from Associate to Doctor’s Degree., mushroom hunts, and the most elite of all mushroom organizations, “The Independent Mushroom Grower’s Network” (IMGN).  The IMGN is now over 5,000 strong, worldwide.  If at all possible, you should consider joining the IMGN.  By joining, you open up a whole new communication world into mushrooms allowing you to obtain any information you may need.  FMRC was established in 1972.   This means you are dealing with a company with over 36 years of experience with mushrooms, a real “rock” in the mycological community.  All items in our catalogs are used by FMRC.  What we have found to work best is what we offer to you.  No item is carried just because we can make a profit on it. So whether you are just a beginner or a professional mycologist, FMRC welcomes your interests in mushrooms and stands ready to serve your mushroom needs……Highest Regards, Stephen L. Peele, Curator, FMRC THE MUSHROOM RESEARCHER     Twenty years to complete….A NEW TABLE TEXT FOR MUSHROOM RESEARCH - This is the first publication ever to compile 358 different entries of mushrooms and their medicinal activity…. "A PARTIAL LISTING OF THE CONTENTS IN "THE MUSHROOM  RESEARCHER” - A personal message about mushroom research from the author---Maintaining and keeping the sacred mushroom cell culture---Which technique of storage should you use---The following techniques of storage from mushroom cultures are given:---The simple drying technique on natural substrate---The simple drying technique on agar---Drying the mushroom spores---The liquid paraffin, mineral oil, and glycerin technique---The silica gel technique---The sand or soil technique---The freeze drying technique---Freeze drying spores as a technique---Freezing cultures on agar technique---Liquid nitrogen technique---Continuous live growing cultures---The sclerotia technique---Helpful storage hints on different species of                                                                            11 mushroom---What every doctor should know about mushroom poisonings---Over 100 references listed---Nearly 400 mushroom entries and their medicinal properties---Each mushroom entry has it's own personal reference---How to clone a mushroom---Nearly 100 different company names and addresses that sell mushroom cultures Obtaining sterile spores from contaminated samples---New culture tubes solve age old contamination and air exchange problems---The "After-Ripening" period for mushroom spores---Keeping agar mediums free of contaminants---How to prepare all the different mushroom agar mediums---Filter paper culture---Liquid mediums---Broth solutions---How mushrooms grow---How to take a mushroom spore print--- How to separate and isolate mushroom compounds using home made column chromatography, and much, much, much, more. Like the "SUPPLIER SECTION". This is the list that all other resource guides and supply texts are based on. A total of 65 names and addresses are given.  Like the "COMPOUND SECTION". Certain mushroom compounds are selling for about $100.00 for 1/1000 of a gram! Most of the high priced compounds come from common mushrooms found nearly everywhere!  Most of them can probably be found right around your area.  This is like no other mushroom book. This book goes beyond growing mushrooms. It is for a special breed of mushroom lover, it is for that person who wants to move on up. It is for "THE MUSHROOM RESEARCHER" By Stephen L. Peele, Curator FMRC since 1972…………………………………………………………………$50.00                                                     --------------------------- "The Easiest And Cheapest Ways To Grow Mushrooms"           By Stephen L. Peele, Curator Florida Mycology Research Center (FMRC)..... a new mycological table text dealing with problems and solutions on cultivating mushrooms. Topics include: How to obtain free or very cheap mushroom growing substrates. How to obtain free mushroom cultures and their spores. Liquid fermentation of mushroom mycelium and liquid inoculation. How to store master mushroom cultures for extended long periods of time. With this book you will be able to not only grow mushrooms like the top cultivating experts, you will do it better and cheaper than they can. The USA yearly mushroom crop is now at plus or minus $900 million.   Latest federal Dept of Agriculture documents these figures with plus/minus 300 growers! With this book you can get your share of this industry.  "The Easiest And Cheapest Ways To Grow Mushrooms"………………………………………………………………………………….…..$20.00  "The Golden Doorknob"  This book not only discusses easy and cheap ways to grow psychoactive mushrooms, it also covers the secrets of growing psychoactive "sclerotia". These very solid walnut like structures are produced by some of the psychoactive mushrooms. They are more highly praised and sought after by Mexican Indians than the mushrooms themselves. When grown under proper technique they can get as large as "doorknobs", hence "The Golden Doorknob".     "The Golden Doorknob"..................................................................... $20.00        ..... A note on mushroom laws. Know the mushroom laws in your local area. Some of you will live in areas where no mushroom laws exist. Others, like in the U.S.A., must be aware of laws that forbid the possession and cultivation of mushrooms that contain controlled substances. The mushrooms discussed in this book produce controlled substances like Psilocybin and Psilocin. This book is published on an international basis so check your local laws. This book, it's author, or FMRC, does not encourage anyone to break the law. This book is published in order to further the academic study of mushrooms and their cultivation as a whole. All research was done under a controlled substances Registration Certificate from the United States Department Of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration, Schedule I Registration, issued to the Florida Mycology Research Center, Stephen L. Peele, Curator.                              12 Mushroom Journal Subscriptions:  If you would like to order a subscription for either of FMRC’s Published Mushroom Journals, “THE   MUSHROOM  CULTURE”, or “TEONANACATL”, you may do so online to FloridaMycology@cs.com.  We will then just bill you.  Or, send request and payment of $30.00 for 1 year’s  subscription by postal mail to FMRC, POB 18105, Pensacola, FL 32523.                                                      "The Mushroom Culture"                                        The Journal Of Mushroom Cultivation                                                                   "TMC" Subscriptions: "The Mushroom Culture", The Journal Of Mushroom Cultivation (TMC), is a quarterly (4 issues per year JAN/APR/JUL/OCT) publication. Send payment made out to FMRC, POB 18105, Pensacola, FL 32523. "The Mushroom Culture" physical issue (Hard Copy) that contains actual spore print samples and color photograph, that is mailed to you in a thick plain brown envelope, has the following subscription rates: One year’s subscription $30.00 (Out of USA $50.00), Two year’s subscription $50.00 (Out of USA $90.00), Three year’s subscription $70.00 (Out of USA $130.00). "Lifetime" subscription is $1,000.00 (Out of USA $2,000.00). College, University, and other educational library requests may subscribe "Lifetime" for $750.00 (Out of USA $1,750.00).                                                        “BACK  ISSUES” Back Issues of  “The Mushroom Culture”, The Journal Of Mushroom Cultivation (TMC) are available for only $10.00 each.  When all original issues have been sold, photo copies/Reprint Issues are made available.  These may not contain color photographs or spore samples.  To insure all color photographs and all spore print samples in original issue, you must subscribe. The following is a brief listing of published TMC Journals.   # for Issue Number, (date of Issue).   And now, all of the Back Issues of Both Journals are listed for your inspection.                                                    "TMC" BACK ISSUES  #1 TMC (4/84) Pleurotus ostreatus (Oyster Mushroom), cultivation of.  Amanita phalloides, treatment of accidental ingestion. Agaricus subrufescens history. Filter discs changing mushroom growing. Melzer's Reagent made available. #2 TMC (1/84) Agaricus subrufescens, cultivation of. Psilocybe tampanensis history. 8,000 jars of Psilocybe cubensis makes largest mushroom bust. Filter discs part It. TLC, now the home mycologist can use this to isolate compounds of question. #3 TMC (10/84) Clitocybe nuda, cultivation of. Advancements in treating Amanita phalloides victims. Spore germination. Sclerotia producing powers of mushrooms. Excerpt from the Mycelia Network 1919. #4  TMC (1/85) Shiitake (Lentinus edodes), cultivation of. New pinning techniques. Growing Oysters (Pleurotus) on newspaper and pulp mill sludge. New cloning compound made available through Psilocybe cubensis. Spore free mushrooms. FMRC becomes the world's only legal supplier of psilocybin containing mushrooms and sclerotia. #5 TMC (4/85) Cultivating Wild Exotic Mushrooms. Mushrooms to be tested for new antitumor and anticancer activity. Rendering spores free of bacteria and other contaminants. Ingestation of psilocybin producing mushrooms. Surgically removing contaminations within sterile chambers. How to have mushrooms tested for psilocybin.                                                                        13 #6 TMC (1/85) Psilocybe mexicana, cultivation of. A fungus which digests toxins, PCB's, and DOT. Using weak electrical current may increase mushroom growth. Identifying "PSYCHOACTIVE" mushrooms. Universal spore print chart........ make copies and have plenty. Lentinus edodes and serum cholesterol. Psilocybin cultures and drug standards, the legality. A new Ion Generator makes HEPA filters run second....... takes out .001 micron. #7 TMC (10/85) Flammulina velutipes, cultivation of. New culture tubes solve age old problems. The Unknown Horror Of Accidental Ingestation Of Mushrooms. Mushroom toxins, deadly and psychoactive. Dr. Bryan Grotte talks about medicinal mushrooms. A personal experience with SOMA, Amanita muscaria. California unleashes the strongest laws on mushrooms. Unwanted species in mail order mushroom kits. #8 TMC (1/86) Agaricus bisporus, cultivation of. "FRUIT OF THE GODS" a complete video guide for mushroom study. Mushrooms and God. Antibiotics from Oyster Mushrooms. Detection of Amatoxins. The ecology of Psilocybe cubensis. DEA gives go ahead for new research program involving mushrooms and AIDS Patients. #9 TMC (4/86) Volvariella volvacea, cultivation of. The legend of psychoactive mushrooms dies. Spore allergies from Ps. cubensis. Chicken of the woods & the chicken mushroom. Allergic reactions from Polyporus sulphureus and var., NCI update on mushroom extractions. Human waste as mushroom substrate. California says "NO" to all spores and cultures of mushrooms which produce Psilocybin, Growing mushrooms hydroponically, Asthma patients and Ps. tampanensis.  Baeocystin and norbaeocystin. Animals using psychoactive mushrooms. #10 TMC (7/86) Stropharia rugoso-annulata,cultivation of. Psilocybin mushroom laws in Canada. Shiitake mushrooms and serum cholesterol. Cyclosporin cultivation. Mexico, Psychoactive Mushrooms, . and Peyote. FMRC's AIDS/Mushroom research program update. Take test in microscopy of mushrooms. #11 TMC (10/86) Morels (Morchella esculenta), cultivation of. Using sclerotia to produce mushrooms. This technique was first published by S.L. Peele in #2 Mushroom Culture. Mushrooms VS AIDS. Mushroom spores as aeroallergens. Who's who in the world of mushrooms. Getting sterile tissue from wild mushrooms and sclerotia. #12 TMC (1/87) Psilocybe tampanensis, cultivation of. Sterile tissue transfer from Amanita mushrooms. NCI mushroom extraction testing. The Mushroom Lobby, now your voice can be heard in Washington. Cyclosporin production looks even better. Mushroom VS AIDS research program still misunderstood. #13 TMC (10/87) The new movement 'The Mushroom Lobby". Mycological tour to Chernobyl turns up mushrooms which glow. New laws and regulations on mushrooms. Mushroom VS AIDS...FDA says NO. The history of psychoactive mushrooms...a Tribute to R. Gordon Wasson. The forgotten experiments on mushrooms by Timothy Leary. How to sell compounds from mushrooms. Mushrooms VS Washington, more laws on the way. Psilocybe tampanensis, maintaining cultures from sclerotia. Shiitake farms still growing in numbers. The State of Florida (HAS) halts mushroom extractions for AIDS in-vitro research...a slap in this country's face (See High Times Magazine OCT 1988). #14 TMC (10/91) Tremella encephala, cultivation of. More questions about SOMA. Mevinolin, another new medical compound from mushrooms. Dr. Steven H. Pollock, remembered by a friend. Amanita phalloides still taking victims. Compounds and nutrition of mushrooms by Andrew                                                                        14 Weil. A fellow mycologist helps stop mushroom research. Copelandia cyanescens, and how John Allen cleared up a mushroom death. Washington State goes after commercial pickers. Government stops In-Vitro mushroom research. "Magic Stones" a mushroom extraction which halts the aging process in insects. A mushroom compound now selling for $74.00 for 1I1000th of a gram. Extracting mushrooms using TLC.  The Long Time Coming Issue. #15 TMC (1/92) The edibility of the "Witch's Hat". A man faces 18 months in jail because of his friend's hidden mushrooms. Silybum marianum (Milk Thistle), Can it save lives from Amanita phalloides ingestions? Peele's Lepiota. Mushrooms in the genus Amanita and their Mycorrhiza. What mushroom should you grow? Column Chromatography, how to extract gram amounts of compounds from mushrooms. Cultivating Oyster Mushrooms on newspaper. A closely guarded secret by renowned chefs, lbotenic Acid. #16 TMC (4/92) Cultivating the Shaggy Mane. Law enforcement officers and mushroom laws. Chemical extractions from mycelium instead of the mushroom. Mushrooms and deer. Mushroom hunters and stun guns. Unknown facts about AIDS. Canada and psilocybin mushroom laws. Starting your own mushroom business. Hymn to SOMA. #17 TMC (7/92) Legal notes on spores, cultures, and mushrooms. Profiles of Richard Schultes. The Honey Mushroom, a big fungus amongus. Jonathan Ott and hallucinogenic fungi. A source for milk thistle. Using the liquid culture method. #18 TMC (10/92) Washington has a bigger fungus than Michigan. Mushroom laws in England. The Cultivation Of The Red Reishi Mushroom. Potent hallucinogenic mushrooms found in California. 5,000 year old glacier man found with mushrooms. "The Mushroom Researcher", a new book.  Extraterrestrial beings and mushrooms. #19 TMC (1/93) Cultivation of Psilocybe cyanescens. Converting a refrigerator to grow colder loving mushrooms. Pharmacotheon, a new book. Mushroom sales for Oyster and Shiitake for 1992.  Truffles are still a big business. The Mushroom Researcher a new table text, Peele's Lepiota article in "MYCOTAXON". #20 TMC (4/93)a Lepiota Peele and The "Expert Know It Ails". Insect repellent/arthritis analgesic shelf fungus. The index listing of over 130 known psychoactive mushrooms. Shiitake growers now have another year round market. How to prepare and keep mushrooms stored for long periods of time. Pine trees under attack from killer mushrooms. Chinese report seeing a giant mushroom UFO or angel. Strange effects from using Red Reishi. #21 TMC (7/93) Psilocybe poIytrichophila spores now in FMRC's spore bank. Psilocybe cubensis is on Argentina postage stamp. How to prepare Amanita muscaria potion. Analysis of Aeruginascin in Inocybe aeruginascens. Mushrooms, money, and violence. Mushroom study takes top science talent award. Anew type casing soil for mushrooms. Beneficial fungus for plant crops. Peele's Lepiota story. A fungus is found to also produce Taxol. Gymnopilus spectabilis, cultivation of, and general information. #22 TMC (10/93) Psilocybe tampanensis is back. A giant 40 lb. mushroom is found. European mushrooms are disappearing. A mushroom that makes you dance and sing. Psilocybe cubensis allergens. Indole derivatives found in Panaeolus sp.. Psilocybe tampanensis book. Timber cutting falls but mushroom sales grow.                                                                              15 “TMC" Becomes The World's Only Color Mushroom Journal #23 TMC (1/94) Color photo of rare psilocybe cubensis. "TMC" is now "On Line". Thanksgiving meal poisons misinformation. The Maitake mushroom. Bye bye Moonlight Mushrooms. Persian Gulf Syndrome...may be Mycotoxin. NCI stops mushroom testing. The symbiosis of microbs and mushroom mycelium. Honda will start growing Shiitake. FMRC deposits seven new cultures with CBS. Morel patents, a rip off. New Federal law stops mushroom cultures. Amazon mushroom hunts. #24 TMC (4/94) Color photo of rare Psilocybe tampanensis sclerotia. Mushroom news from around the world. Fungus to fight locust. Skinheads attack mushroom bookshop. Fungus fever in Los Angeles quake "Valley Fever". The super collider may now grow mushrooms. Dr. Rolf Singer passed away. New "On Une" Mushroom Newsletters. Caterpillar fungus, endurance and Chinese women runners. No mushroom picking in the Golden Gate Park. A fungus which digests DOT, Dieldrin, and PCB's. Fungi made plastic. Pleurotus sajor-caju (Phoenix Mushroom) growing on pulp mill wastes. Fish oils now growing mushrooms. Fungi now growing fish oil. Merck buying up Costa-Rica's natural drugs. A new Universal Spore Print Chart. AIDS Updates. How to build an inoculation/transfer box. New mushroom video... "THE SECRET MUSHROOM HUNT". Cultivating techniques for the "Dancing Mushroom", Maitake. A new easy way to grow mushrooms with your microwave. Mycoplasma, Mushrooms, and AIDS. Maitake mushroom found to have anti-AIDS activity. Man gets six years for mushrooms. Mushroom workshop in Canada Growing Shiitake Mushrooms on corncobs. #25 TMC (7/94) Color photo of Peele's Lepiota. Optimum conditions for storage of mushroom spores. Restrictions on mushroom cultures. Psilocybe mexicana culture tips. Guy Bemis letters. Psilocybe astoriensis, a few notes. Mushrooms and neurotransmitters. The Manchurian Mushroom, youth, beauty, health. Mushroom news from around the world. Mushrooms now get help like spotted owls. Complete and entire Psilocybe cubensis spore prints available. Log-jam our courts and you end the drug war. Government will archive E­Mail. Nutritional and medicinal value of specialty mushrooms. Mushrooms can solve the "untreatable bacteria" problem. Now federal law stops mushroom cultures from entering into this country. #26 TMC (10/94) Color photo of the "Psycho-sapphire". Worldwide mycology news. Four die from mushrooms. Our country sits still while others play with biotechnology. Bus load of mushroom pickers collide...9 die. Government and archived E-Mail. Psilocybin, psilocin, and baeocystin % in mushrooms. The Albert Hofmann Foundation gets new president Shiitake mushrooms and their nutritional benefits. Atlas of clinical fungi. AIDS update...How to check condoms for small holes. Huge slime ball moves around in China. Facts about animal dung and fungal growth. The Wild Mushroom Traveling Show. Toads, toadstools, and jail time. Offer psychoactive mushroom kits...Go To Jail. Research investigations into the "Manchurian Mushroom". Electron microscopy scans of the "Manchurian Mushroom". How important are the acids in the "Manchurian Mushroom" tea. New species in the genus Psilocybe. #EXTRA EDITION  TMC (11/94) Federal DEA takes final steps to wipe out Psilocybe genus mushrooms. Cultures are destroyed at the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC)   A SPECIAL MUSHROOM NEWS BUUETIN ALERT. FMRC's new Mushroom Video 'The Secret Mushroom Hunt" which runs 4 hours. NOTE: The destruction of Psilocybe cultures by our government, in my opinion, was the greatest mushroom story since Wasson went to Mexico and discovered the genus Psilocybe. SLP #27 TMC (1/95) Color photo of freshly picked Psilocybe tampanensis. Reader feedback from A TCC destruction. Don't laugh too hard about archiving of INTERNET. Power Products bust                                                                          16 update.  Mushroom-based meatless hamburger. Questions about mushrooms…..no charge at FMRC.  Psychoactive substance in coffee. Gymnopilus spectabilis and it's neurotoxic oIigoisoprenoids. "TMC" Mushroom Quiz. Efficient production of mycelium of Lentinus edodes (Shiitake) by a continuous culture and the effect of Lignin on growth. New canning jar filters for mushroom culture. Worldwide Mycology news. Mushroom picker gets attacked by bear. Mushroom picker is killed by bull. The Secret Mushroom Hunt video gets it's first critique.  #28 TMC (4/95) Color photo of Lepiota memorii. More reader feedback on ATCC destruction by DEA. Drug raid finds mushroom beds. Jailhouse mushrooms go on sale. Non-sterile cultivation of Psilocybe cyanescens. French cry "Truffle Scam". Mushroom extract shows promise against AIDS. Psilocybe samuiensis cultivation and it's Ethnomycology & Biochemistry. Psilocybe cubensis #1 culture destroyed at ATCC. Ants farm fungus. Infant Crib Death may be caused by fungus. #29 TMC (7/95) Color photo of Psilocybe cyanescens var. Astoria Ossip. Would you eat a mushroom that glowed from radiation? Mushroom company busts, remember CHON (our government’s big "High Times" STING). Newt Gingrich says Fungi are important. "Mushroom lotto". Lichens get a new family tree. Big Brother watching your E-Mail. If you have a bad smell, you have contamination. Manna in the Bible...mushrooms. Morels grown from cardboard. Collecting Amanita pantherina MAlTAKE: Combats cancer and fights HIV. Vitamin C enhances mushroom compound absorption. Explosion leads to illegal mushrooms. Analytical data on Psilocybe genus mushrooms. Mushroom business in 3rd year has $2.5 million in sales. Manchurian (Kombucha) tea mushroom takes over Fiji. Why the Kombucha mushroom may fight against AIDS. Actor Gary Busey Charged with magic illegal mushrooms. 66 mushroom pickers get arrested. The best morels.                      #30 TMC (10/95) Color photo of Psilocybe mexicana. FMRC once again offers all types of mushroom spores (over 130 species of psychoactive types placed back on lists). Man gets 27 years for mushrooms in IOWA. Deadly or safe...spore print chart tells all. Make your own wooden spawn plugs. Many are dying in Russia from mushrooms. Getting rid of green mold.                  LIVE   MUSHROOM  SPORE  PRINT  SAMPLES It is with this issue #30 'TMC", FMRC once again breaks new ground in mycological publication. “TMC” Journals will now also come with actual "live" mushroom spore print samples. “TMC” NOW BECOMES THE WORLD'S ONLY COLOR MUSHROOM JOURNAL THAT COMES WITH LIVE MUSHROOM SPORE PRINT SAMPLES. #30 'TMC" contains spore print sample #S012 Peele's Lepiota...Lepiota Humei. DEA/ATCC destruction of mushroom cultures in the genus Psilocybe was no rumor. #31 TMC (1/96) Color photo of Amanita muscaria growing from wooden stump. Cultivation of Copelandia cyanescens. How to obtain a good 1,000 power microscope. Live mushroom cultures in the mail. The world's greatest 20 mushrooms as posted on the INTERNET by FMRC. Mushrooms found to be our brothers while plants are cousins. Guy Bemis mushroom conviction affirmed. Live mushroom spore prints in this issue: Amanita muscaria (Germany), Gymnopilus spectabilis, Lentinus edodes, Psilocybe cyanescens, Amanita muscaria var. Formosa. This original issue contained $100 worth of free mushroom spore print samples. #32 TMC (4/96) Color photo of Panaeolus subbalteatus. southern mushrooms. Armillaria magnivelare information. FP & Mushroompeople quit Ps. spores. Is it Ps. mexicana or Ps.                                                                          17 tampanensis. looking for Kombucha contaminations. Culture work with boletus. Mycorrhizal mushrooms. Gymnopilus spectabilis. The difference in strains of Ps. cubensis. The Mushroom Society Of India. Mushroom postage stamps from Canada Italy's Ps. semilanceata. Activated charcoal. Using pine tree roots with mycorrhizal mushroom cultures. Using tomato seeds with mycorrhizal mushroom cultures. Kombucha beer. Copelandia & Panaeolus difference. Ps. bohemica lives on. Amanita phalloides poisonings. Psychoactive mushroom legality in Holland. Ps. cubensis VS Nicotiana tobacum. Live mushroom spore prints: Armillaria magnivelare...Psilocybe cyanescens...Pleurotus sapidus. #33 TMC (7/96) Mushroom supply not meeting demand. Fungi and “The Shroud Of Turin“. Kombucha tea notes. Do not contact DEA for any permits. Hickory strain Shiitake. Rare mushroom stops logging. Psilocybin mushrooms are of no "great social harm". Setting up a grow room. Putting mushroom people in prisons. Mycorrhizal fungi and plants. New thioctic acid treatment for mushroom poisonings. False morels and arthritis. Corn fungus. Ergot found in Australia. LSD king gets 14 years. Lamisel tablets for nail fungus. Insect killing fungi patent. Timothy Leary dies. Spore print samples: Agaricus bisporus, Agaricus augustus, and Psilocybe cyanescens Astoria Ossip. Color photo of "Psilocybin" crystals. #34 TMC (10/96) No more double jeopardy 'They now take everything". Ion generators. At what stage does Psilocybin appear? Ibotenic Acid, the compound, it's uses, and the money. SOMA the Vedic elixir of immortality. Kombucha Beer. FMRC halts live mushroom agar cultures. Drug hysteria VS mushrooms. Lewis Atley's mushroom brief for the Iowa State Supreme Court.  Spore print samples: Lentinus edodes, Chlorophyllum molybdites, and Peele's Lepiota. Color photo of Gymnopilus spectabilis. The Mushroom Expert. #35 TMC (1/97) The "LIGHTNING ISSUE"     Color photo of Pleurotus djamor. Speciation of Psilocybe. England's government and "Magic Mushrooms". Anthrax shipments by ATCC. Mushrooms kill 28. Fungus VS river blindness. Ukraine mushroom deaths reach 101. Jack-­O-lanterns fight cancer. Pleurotus djamor...the cultivation of. Mushroom laws are unconstitutional. Spore print samples: Strobilomyces floccopus, Stropharia rugoso-annulata, Grifola frondosa, Pleurotus ostreatus. How to select the right paper for spore prints. #36 TMC (4/97) Psilocybe subgenus research by CBS. Man's 20 year prison term for mushrooms affirmed. FMRC's entire mushroom spore bank special. Stone age man took drugs. Color photo of Volvariella bombycina. Ganoderma lucidum...the cultivation of. Spore print sample Calvatia gigantea. #37 TMC (7/97) Vanishing chanterelle in Europe. Fungus kills dogwoods. After-ripening phenomenon documented. Growing mushrooms on Jell-o and oatmeal. How long does Psilocybin stay in urine. The 1st mushroom cultivator. Power Products' bust info. Professor Jochen Gartz arrested in Germany for mushrooms. Cultivating golden chanterelle. Ergot spreading in Mexico and Texas. Spore print samples: Amanita brunnescens, Boletus edulis. Color photo of Panus rudis. Psilocybe cyanescens spores at 2,000 power. #38 TMC (10/97) Which Panaeolus are psychoactive. 76 die from mushrooms. Mushroom stamps from Sweden. Wild Swedish mushrooms vanishing. Spore print samples: Chlorophyllum molybdites, Laetiporus sulphureus, Photiota mutabilis. UF scientist unleashes fungus on fire ants. Color photo of Psilocybe semperviva. 92 die. #39 TMC (7/98) Sacred mushrooms and the law. Letters from Lewis Atley. Spore print samples:  Psilocybe azurescens, Pleurotus sapidus, Agaricus augustus, Collybia radicata More die from mushroom poisoning. Them are too mushrooms. Liver protection from Ganoderma lucidem. U.S. mushroom crop tops record. Pleurotus sapidus information. Psilocybe natalensis a new mushroom from South Africa Color photo of Psilocybe natalensis.                                  18 #40 TMC (10/98) Non-agar agar recipe. How to make spawn and cultures from mushrooms. Lewis Atley gets out of prison. Outlawed entheogen use may change under "religious defense". John Corrigan's experience with Manchurian. Scientific information on Manchurian. Carlos' Castaneda dies. Fungus WEB page. Spore samples: Agaricus campestris, Tylopilus tabacinus, and Agaricus augustus. Color photo of Psilocybe cubensis. Mushroom common names and their scientific names. World record truffle. 1997-1998 U.S. Mushroom Crop hits $800 million. #41 TMC (1/99)  DEA does not like "Melzer's Reagent". Mushroom Alter. Growing Portobello at home. U.S. funds fungi to kill drug plants. Spore print samples: Psilocybe arobrunnea, Gymnopilus luteofolius, and Agaricus brunnescens (Portobello). Get rid of green mold forever. Feedback on "Manchurian"...Kombucha. D-fraction "from Maitake" gets approval. A fungus is killing the frogs. Color photo Psilocybe mexicana Do not tell us to "Stop picking mushrooms". China leads the world in mushroom production. Cyclosporine. Japan's 1 st magic mushroom bust COMPLETE, UPDATED, MUSHROOM SPORE PRINT USTING FOR FMRC's SPORE BANK... The world's largest selection since 1972. #42 TMC (4/99) FMRC does not recommend or use Psilocybe Fanaticus's techniques. The New York Botanical Garden subscribes to "TMC". Mummy has formula for living longer...Ice Man.   The index listing of all past back issues of "TMC" #1 through #40 "TMC". Agaricus campestris spore print sample. Panaeolus subbalteatus, the cultivation of (growing techniques). Roman Emperors and Mushrooms. Color photo of Claviceps purpurea (Ergot). #43 TMC (7/99) Cultivation of Psilocybian Mushrooms likely to become a crime in The Netherlands. How to conduct lentinan extraction from Shiitake Mushrooms. Lentinan and it's medical benefits. Lentinan's effect on virus, bacteria, and parasites. Easy way to grow mushrooms in your own front or back yard... all types. Fungus and Diabetes breakthrough. Color photo of Psilocybe mexicana, cultivated on barley. Mushroom spores shown at 2OOOX...Agaricus bisporus, Peele's lepiota, and Psilocybe tampanensis. Terence McKenna fighting brain cancer. The Netherlands help Zamba grow mushrooms. A new method of fungus growing... Hydroponically.   Metarhizium fungus killing termites. Cordiceps sinensis shows "Increased energy". Mushroom spore print samples of Coprinus radians, Shiitake and Boletus pinophilus. Stephen L Peele television interviews...and why did the FDA stop Mushroom/AIDS. Catalpa trees and worms, Catalpa worm dung is main growing media for L. memorii. #44 TMC (10/99) The Mushroom Researcher book. European commission checking for radioactive mushrooms. Mushroom spore print sample of Panaeolus foenisecii. Using "MA" to rid culture of contaminations. Treating neurotic and depressive states with Psilocybe cubensis. Inocybe haemacta….notes on this mushroom. Pills for diabetics. Mushrooms may fight against Herpes. Fruiting mushrooms in petri dishes. Australia getting into the truffle business. Mushroom hunter shot dead. Amanita phalloides is not just growing under oak. Fungi causing most chronic sinus infections. Color photo of Psilocybe cyanescens var. Astoria Ossip. #45 TMC (01/00) Some edible and poisonous fungi, from 1897 USDA Yearbook. Fungi helpful with Hepatitis. Psilocybe azurescens indoor cultivation and sclerotia. legal status of Psilocybe cubensis spores in syringes. Differences between Panaeolus cyanescens strains. Net transfer of carbon between Ectomycorrhizal tree species. French customs confiscate radioactive mushrooms. New $ records for mushroom sales. Mushroom spore print samples of Amanita chlorinosma and Lentinula edodes (shiitake). The best formula used to live 100 years and beyond. Liberty Cap (Ps. semilanceata) found to be legal in 1976 Court Case. Fusarium oxysporum may be used to kill off marijuana.  Color photo of Psilocybe tampanensis sclerotia. Paddo's (mushrooms) illegal but not dangerous. Agaricus campestris picture from 1897 USDA Yearbook. Chytrid fungus linked to toad deaths. Dried psilocybin mushrooms illegal, fresh ones                                                                       19 are legal. New Zealand starts cultivation of Matsutake. White Truffles to be mass produced. Update on The Netherlands' Psilocybe Mushroom laws. Chinese selling "Caterpillar Fungus". #46 TMC (04/00) Beautiful FULL COLOR cover showing Psilocybe mexicana, pure crystals of Psilocybin, Amanita muscsria. Gymnopilus spectabilis, and Psilocybe semperviva. Illegal mushroom problems and mushroom laws. Steve Stone says Peele is the only "person" ever to hold Scheduled I Permit for mushrooms. Raising mushrooms under natural subtropical canopy, Zoological Gardens Foundation looking for mushrooms to grow. Why we have stupid mushroom laws. Looking for button mushrooms to grow in Africa. www.mushroomsfmrc.com Can spices be used in mushroom growing media to control bacteria Mushroom. Spore Print Samples, Agaricus bisporus, & Calvatia cyathiformis. Anti-HIV activity shown by Shiitake. Fungi facts mushroom with time. Color photograph of Gymnopilus spectabilis. Fungus found that kills "kudzu". #47 TMC (07/00) Beautiful FULL COLOR cover showing PsiIocybe cubensis non-spore producing hybrid, collection of dried PsiIocybe mexicana, Volvariella bombycina, and Panaeolus subbalteatus.  Synthetic rubber kills germs on Contact.   Hazelnuts and fungi produce anticancer drug "taxol".  Prodigene patents plant production of high-value industrial enzyme. China sets up first amylose research institute. Fungus kills fire ants. Radioactive mushrooms still not receding. Fungus and plastics future. Chinese expect 2 tons of mushrooms by July. Terence McKenna dies. Psilocybe azurescens information. Can mushrooms stop tooth decay. Symposium on fungal genomics. Mushroom Spore Print Samples Pleurotus sapidus  and   Cantharellus umbonaltus.  Will mushroom spores be made illegal. Still having problems with home cultivation. Color photograph of cultivated Psilocybe cubensis. #48 TMC (10/00)   Mushroom bust in Florida is dropped. Melzer's Reagent. Cantharellus minor variation.  Laws on mailing Psilocybe spores. Xenon Mycology letter. Color Photograph of Amanita muscaria.  Sylvan announces $3.5 million expansion. Vietnam farmers go mushroom. Mushroom protein stops cancer. Mushrooms kill 3 in Russia. China and mushroom dumping. Fungi used to remove heavy metals. Chinese farmers growing mushrooms. 111 people die in the Ukraine from mushrooms. 77 people have died in Russia so far this year. Australian truffles doing good. Sentencing Guidelines for Psilocybin containing mushrooms. The mushroom spore laws in California.   Mushroom Spore Print Samples:  Lepiota procera, Hebeloma crustuliniforme, and Pleurotus ostreatus . Do unconstitutional mushroom laws provide cruel and unjust punishment? Mushroom identification over the phone. Establishing outside fruiting beds for Psilocybe cyanescens. Columbia refuses to test or study U.S. backed Coca-Killing fungus. Honey mushroom is largest living thing ever found. Further reading on the Lewis "Skip" Atley story. Psilocybian mushroom poisoning. #49 TMC (01/01) Green and pink mold.  Psilocybe   mexicana. and birdseed. International conference on medicinal mushrooms. Cramps from mushrooms. How to use the Immersion Oil with your microscope. looking for Jess Kennedy's elixir of immortality. Mushroom enthusiasts share tips on collecting from England. Why so many psychoactive articles. Why do some mushrooms make Psilocybin and Psilocin. An update from Alexander Shulgin. Mushroom Spore Print Samples:  Armillariella mellea and Grifola frondosa.  Psychoactive mushrooms and police beating. The psychoactive makeup of Psilocybian Mushrooms. A study of the terrestrial saprophytic carpophore of Coprinus comatus. FMRC's simple liquid fermentation of mushroom mycelium TEK.  World.Org. Color photograph of Psilocybe cyanescens var. Astoria Ossip spores germinating.  A good way to store the magic. Fossil fungus goes far back.  Fungi life found growing in outer space. Mushroom kills man in Japan. The famine fungus...... it is back. Fungus to fight grasshoppers and locusts. Africa wants it's share of mushroom crop. China puts out 60% of world mushroom crop. Mushroom animator dies. Nail fungus treatment. New fungicide. 23 people fall ill to strange fungus. Vietnam holds 3rd place in mushroom production. New                                                                         20 filamentous fungi identification. Mushroom growers don't like "Ad Tax". Free oyster and Maitake spore prints. Rare mycological transcripts   Gordon Wasson... May 13,1957 LIFE Magazine.   #50 TMC (04/01) Know the mushroom laws in your area...Piptoporus betulinus and the Ice Man. Gymnopilus spectabi1lis posting. Cordyceps sinensis. Poisonous mushrooms and their study. Melzer's Reagent. Psilocybe cyanescens var. Astoria Ossip and Ps. azurescens. Maria Sabina Story. Bioluminescens Fungi...Living Light. Hallucinogens studied as treatments for mentally ill. Filter disks for canning jars now available at 1/2 off. Color Photograph of Laetiporus sulphureus. Spore Print Sample of Pleurotus sapidus.  A new book "The Easiest And Cheapest Ways To Grow Mushrooms". Space fungi and MIR.   Shiitake produces new medicinal proof. Temperature and medium recommendations for specific types of cultures. The first FDA approved Psilocybin study in 25 years. Russian mushroom pickers killed by Algerian Islamists. Mushroom tips from Deborah Madison  Ganoderma lucidum helping AIDS victims.. GarDlsnna tJdtJ.Im helping AIDS. #51 TMC (07/01) Mushroom Spore Print Samples: Trametes versicolor, Psathyrella hydrophila and Psilocybe cubensis. Georgia going for $200,000 mushroom program. 'West Wing" creator caught with Magic Mushrooms. China now produces more than 1/2 the world's mushrooms. TIGR will sequence out mushrooms. Psychoactive Mushrooms have legal loophole in Japan. Color Photograph of Gymnopilus luteofolius. #52 TMC (10/01) Mushroom Spore Print Samples: Boletus pinophilus (B. edulis var. pinicolo & B. pinicola) and Panaeolus foenisecii. "The Easiest And Cheapest Ways To Grow Mushrooms". "The Golden Doorknob". 1,700 fall victim to poisonous mushrooms in China. New $10.00 price structure on FMRC's mushroom spore prints. New low prices on filter disks. Color Photograph of Coprinus comatus. New updated Listing of FMRC's spore bank. U.S. Supreme Court says mandatory ads unconstitutional. TB shares similarities with fungi. Magic Mushroom hunter almost dies. Illegal drug bust also takes in "Magic Mushrooms". Rare Battaraea phalloides is sighted. Trees and plants may choose their best fungal partner. Do drug web sites give wrong and harmful information. The Mushroom Lobby Poll, fill out and send in. #53 TMC (01/02) Will new postal machines that kill Anthrax spores also kill mushroom spores? Agaricus blazei spores. The individual mushroom laws of all 50 states. Mushroom remedy for chronic yeast infections. The U.S.A's 264 growers 2000/2001 Mushroom Crop hits $863 million. Mushroom Spore Print Samples: Suillus americanus, Cantherellus umbonatus, Pleurotus ostreatus, Marasmius oreades, Grifola frondosa and Panaeolus subbalteatus. Forida Mycology Research Center celebrates 30th anniversary! Giant 14 pound fungus found. Wild mushroom might destroy human muscles. British fungi list published. Color Photograph of Grifola frondosa. #54 TMC (04/02) Why mushrooms are placed in the genus Psilocybe. Getting dry material from morels and producing live mycelium. Growing Shiitake mushrooms on straw. Species in the genus Psilocybe. Mushrooms take their place in herbal therapy studies. Psilocybe cubensis found in honey. Color photograph of Jack-a-Lantern. Out of all mushrooms, only about 10 are fatally toxic. Treatment for psilocybin mushroom poisoning. Cordyceps sinensis live culture available. FMRC's Safe Seed Pledge. A closer look at the deadly Ga1erina Complex. Mushroom spore print samples Pleurotus Ostreatus, Cantharellus cibarius, and Galerina autumnal is. What new mushroom hunters should know about Amanita. Antifungal agent may stop cancer. Mushroom laws. Mycoproteion. Medicinal mushrooms now fight cholesterol, cancer, and AIDS. #55 TMC (07/02) Mushrooms working with NASA to create life-support systems. Japan outlaws Magic Mushrooms. Color photograph of Panaeolus subbalteatus. Oyster site specific. Mushrooms, one of the best sources of vitamin B folate. Extracting phalloidin from the mushroom itself. Agaricus blazei. People getting sick from Mycoprotein. China cultivates Selenium-rich mushrooms. Morels in those woods. Bottled water contaminated with feces. How to grow Amanita muscaria. Mushroom spore print sample Pleurotus sapidus.                                                               21 #56 TMC (10/02) New database collecting all species names. Exotic mushrooms could provide cancer medicines. Growing hydroponically. Plastic garbage bags for quick sterile areas. Mushroom growing patterns. Using the microwave oven to grow mushrooms. Cooking with mushrooms. Color photograph Psilocybin Crystals in ethanol. Spore print sample Stropharia rugoso-annulata. #57 TMC (01/03 Poison mushrooms in Austria. MatchMaker, close to a field guide online. Looking into how to market specialty mushrooms. Growing Black truffles. Bleach Pasteurization. What can you do to get rid of mushroom flies. Ranchers' problems with mushroom pickers. Dr. John Wilkinson's work on how Healthy are mushrooms. Bob Wallace dies. MSG is a safe ingredient. Dried mushrooms are illegal in the Netherlands. Obtaining clean sterile mushroom spores from contaminated samples. $35,000 mushroom sets new record. Our poor privacy. Russian soldier opens fire after eating magic mushrooms. What can be done about mushroom poisonings. How to test mushroom sample for amatoxins. Color photograph Armillariella mellea (Honey Mushroom). Spore print samples Marasmius oreades and Armillariella mellea. West Wing creator has drug charges dismissed. Mushroom Crop Circle. #58 TMC (04/03) Psilocybe Fanaticus Busted, Color Photograph Volvariella bombycina, Mushroom Spore Print Sample Volvariella bombycina, Hints On Growing Shiitake Mushrooms On Logs.                                                      #59 TMC (07/03) Morels, Using Peroxide, Tissue Cloning And Tissue Clone Solution, Source Naturals Arms Immune Defenses, Israel and Morchella, How To Break The 666 Code Using The English Alphabet, Spore Print Sample Cantharellus cibarius, FMRC's Mosquito Trap, Japan Buys Drugs From Korea, The Outdoor Cultivation Of Mycorrhiza Mushrooms, Chanterelles, Quorn's Fungus Shown "Allergen", Color Photograph Panaeolus subbalteatus, Ganoderma lucidum Effective Against Liver Cancer. #60 TMC (10/03) Drought Harms French Truffle Regions, Color Photograph Peele's Lepiota, Using Micron Filters, Contaminated Mushrooms Found, There Is No Need To Have Air Holes When First Starting Cultures, Spore Print Sample Lepiota procera. #61 TMC (01/04) Fungi Find May Alter View Of Global Warming, Matsutake Mushrooms Grown Artificially, USA Mushroom Crop Hits $