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Mushroom Council Nutrition Research Update.(mushroom council update): An article from: Mushroom News by Mary Jo Feeney, 2007-07-01

Mushroom insects: Their biology and control (Bulletin / Pennsylvania State College. Agricultural Experiment Station) by C. A Thomas, 1942

Biology and recognition of arthropod pests of the commercial mushroom by Robert Snetsinger, 1972

Biology, ecology, and social aspects of wild edible mushrooms in the forests of the Pacific Northwest a preface to managing commercial harvest (SuDoc A 13.88:PNW-GTR-309) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1993

Mushrooms, Molds, and Miracles by Lucy Kavaler, 2007-03-30

Mushrooms of the Southeastern United States by Alan E. Bessette, William C. Roody, et all 2007-04-30

Mushrooms of Hawai'i: An Identification Guide by Dennis E. Desjardin, 2002-05-03

Milk Mushrooms of North America: A Field Identification Guide to the Genus Lactarius by Alan E. Bessette, David B. Harris, et all 2009-10

In the Company of Mushrooms: A Biologist's Tale by Elio Schaechter, 1998-10-30

Guide to Western Mushrooms by J. E. Underhill, Ted Underhill, 1982-06

Mushrooms of West Virginia and the Central Appalachians by William C. Roody, 2003-04-25

Life Cycle of a Mushroom (Life Cycle of A...) by Angela Royston, 2000-08

Mushrooms & Toadstools (Collins Watch Guide) by Harper Collins Publishers, 1999-01

El hongo / Mushroom (El Ciclo De Vida / Life Cycle of a. . .) (Spanish Edition) by Angela Royston, 2010-09

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Zeri.org - 5 Years
First Workshop on mushroom biology in the ZERI context, Mutare, Zimbabwe. May 59,1997. Second Workshop on mushroom biology in ZERI context, Manizales, Colombia.
http://www.zeri.org/archive/five5.htm

Extractions: 1994-1999 - The Story ZERO EMISSIONS aims to upsize the economy: generating innovations, more income, more jobs, and eliminating what is regarded as waste ZERI is working with the Sustainable Livelihood programme of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). UNDP starts with what people have, not with the problems they face in order to evolve towards communities which are economically efficient, socially equitable, and environmentally sound. ZERI indeed contributed towards formulating the technology strategy underpinning the Sustainable Livelihood program. This requires sharing of information, and dialogue with communities at the local and regional levels. The ZERI Foundation, in collaboration with the Chair of the International Scientific Advisory Council on ZERI, and the local Organizing Committees, therefore organizes regular workshops attempting to reach the unreached researchers. These workshops have been made possible thanks to UNDP and the ZERI Foundation. While numerous meetings have been held in Colombia, Japan, Sweden and elsewhere, only those meetings which provided published proceedings are mentioned here:
Dekker.com - Foodborne Disease Handbook, Second Edition, Revised And Expanded
Methodology for Mycotoxins James K. Porter Mycotoxin Analysis Immunological TechniquesFun S. Chu mushroom biology General Identification Features David G
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Vindex, De Vindplaats Van Het Nederlandse Web
Morel mushroom biology and Evolution. Gevonden in rubriek Science Biology Mycology.Omschrijving This site is dedicated to the ART of mushroom photography.
http://www.vindex.nl/dir/Science/Biology/Mycology
The Effectiveness Of Coriolus Versicolor In The Treatment Of Secondary Phenomena
Chapter 27mushroom biology and Mushroom Products-Preceedings of the SecondInternational Conference-University Park, Pennsylvania June 9-12, 1996.
http://www.aneid.pt/mrl/Rotolo.html

Extractions: The Effectiveness of Coriolus Versicolor in the Treatment of Secondary Phenomena Associated with HIV. G.ROTOLO PZZA San Theodoro, 27100, Pavia, Italy G.Rotolo, The effectiveness of Coriolus versicolor in the treatment of secondary phenomena associated with HIV.-Poster 8.4-Submitted to the 10th International Congress of Mucosal Immunology, June 27-July 1,1999. Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Background : Immune enhancement properties of select plants and mushrooms have been studied by Japanese researchers in the 1960´s, with the majority of mycological research focused on extracts derived from both Ganoderma lucidium (reishi) and Lentinula edodes (shiitake). In the late 1960´s, a hot water extract of Lentinula edodes (Berk)Sing. edible mushroom, completely inhibited the growth of sarcoma 180 implanted subcutaneously in ICR mice. From the extract, Professor Goro Chihara isolated and purified a polysaccharide, which showed marked antitumour activity, and named the polysaccharide Lentinan (1). However, Lentinan was proven to be too toxic for long term clinical use (2). It was the search for a mycological extract that had less toxicity and fewer side effects than Lentinan that led researchers at Kureha Chemical Industry Company to focus on the effectiveness of the oral administration of Polyporaceae (one of the Basidiomycetes) on stomach cancer patients.
Mrl ES Coriolus
Chapter 27mushroom biology and Mushroom Products-Proceedings of the Second InternationalConference-University Park, Pennsylvania June 9-12, 1996, Edited by
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Extractions: Producto Ingrediente Activo Presentacion Coriolus-MRL Coriolus versicolor 90 comprimidos x 500 mg/ envase Pedir Ahora Historia de la investigación del Coriolus versicolor Durante generaciones, los terapeutas japoneses de Medicina Tradicional China han venido detectando la acción antitumoral de determinados hongos y plantas. A finales de los años 60, los científicos japoneses concentraron sus estudios en determinados hongos tales como Ganoderma lucidium (Reishi) y Lentinula edodes (Shiitake). La investigación también se centró en las extracciones a partir de otros hongos. Coriolus versicolor A finales de los años 60, un extracto en agua caliente del Lentinus edodes (Berk.)Sing, un hongo comestible, inhibió por completo el crecimiento del sarcoma 180 implantado subcutáneamente en ratones ICR (Chihara et al.,1969). A partir del extracto, el catedrático Goro Chihara aisló y purificó un polisacárido que había mostrado una notable acción antitumoral al que llamó Lentinan (1). Sin embargo, el Lentinan ha demostrado ser demasiado tóxico para el uso clínico a largo plazo (2). Fue la búsqueda de un extracto micológico que tuviese a la vez menor toxicidad y menos efectos secundarios que el lentinan lo que llevó a los investigadores al Kureha Chemical Industry Company a fijarse en la eficacia de la administración oral de las Poliporáceas (de los Basidiomycetes) en pacientes de cáncer de estómago.
Publications
pp. 5766 in Royse, DJ, ed. mushroom biology and Mushroom Products. pp.25-36 in Royse, DJ, ed. mushroom biology and Mushroom Products.
http://www.alltel.net/~kerrigan/newpubs.htm

Extractions: T he Agaricus Resource Program encourages publication of studies on wild Agaricus including the specimens and isolates in the ARP collection. If I have omitted a publication that should be listed below, my apologies; please e-mail me a reminder with the citation. Reprints of related new publications are greatly appreciated. PUBLICATIONS ABOUT THE ARP Kerrigan, R. W. 1996. Characteristics of a large collection of edible wild mushroom germ plasm: the Agaricus Resource Program. pp 302-307 in Samson, R. A. et al., eds. Culture Collections to Improve the Quality of Life. Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, P.O. Box 273, 3740 AG Barn, The Netherlands. Kerrigan, R. W. 1991. What on earth is the Agaricus Recovery Program? The Mycologist 5(1):22. SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS ON ISOLATES IN THE ARP COLLECTION Kerrigan, R. W., Horgen, P. A., and Anderson, J. B. 1993. The California population of Agaricus bisporus comprises at least two ancestral elements. Sys. Bot. 18:123-136. Wang, Z. S., Liao, J. H., Li, F. G., Chi, Z. N., and Wang, H. C. 1993. Identification of field-collected isolates of Agaricus bisporus . Micol. Neotrop. Apl. 6:127-136. Callac, P., Billette, C., Imbernon, M., and Kerrigan, R. W. 1993. Morphological, genetic, and interfertility analyses reveal a novel, tetrasporic variety of
CURRICULUM VITAE
1993 Intl. Symp. on mushroom biology Production. Hong Kong. 1995 Intl. Soc. Proc.I Intl. Symp. on mushroom biology Mushroom Products. Hong Kong.
http://www.mop-zafon.org.il/cv/cvoferdani.html

Extractions: Israel Tel.: 06-6953511; Fax: 06-6944980. Education 1972 Completed High School Diploma, Herzlia Municipal School 1977-82 Studies in Faculty of Agriculture, Rehovot. M.Sc. completed cum laude. "The suitability of Pleurotus florida as a new crop in Israel" 1990-98 Ph.D. Student, Faculty of Agriculture. The effect of light on the morphogenesis of Pleurotus spp. Supervisors: Profs. Y. Hadar and I. Chet, Dr. D. Levanon. Experience 1990 Israel Ministry of Agriculture Mission to El Salvador. 1990 Guest Lecturer of Div. of External Studies in Course for Tropical Developing Countries, Faculty of Agriculture, Hebrew University. 1999 Visiting Scientist, ATO DLO, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
::: Select Recent Lectures By Dr.R.Chang ::::::
1993, Presentation Ganoderma in the Treatment of Cancer at the FirstInt'l mushroom biology Conference, Aug.1993, Hong Kong. 1994,
http://www.meridianmedical.org/about_us/recent_lectures.htm

Extractions: Select Articles Select Recent Lectures by Dr.R.Chang Next Presentation: "Clinical epidemiology of AIDS emergencies" at 2nd European Conference on Clinical Aspects of HIV Infections, Mar.1990, Brussels. Presentation: "Ganoderma in the Treatment of Cancer" at the First Int'l Mushroom Biology Conference, Aug.1993, Hong Kong. Presentation: "The use of CD4 count to predict hospitalization in HIV emergencies" at the Xth Int'l Conference on AIDS, Aug.1993, Yokohama. Presentation: "Ganoderma polysaccharides: immunologic actions and modes of action" at the Second Int'l Ganoderma Conference, Oct.1994, Beijing. Invited Speaker: " Functional Mushrooms ". by at the First East-West Perspectives on Functional Foods Conference (ILSI), Sept.1995, Singapore.
Science/Biology/Mycology
The Ones That Stain Blue Psilocybe mushrooms studies in ethnomycology URL http//www.stainblue.comMorel mushroom biology and Evolution Presents information
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http//members.aol.com/wolfcreekmoon/index.html. Morel mushroom biology and EvolutionPresents information about morels, along with unorthodox hypotheses about
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CropKing.com - Mushroom Workshop
He is the president of the World Society of mushroom biology and Mushroom Productsand has authored over 150 scientific and technical articles on various
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Extractions: Slide supported discussions in the classroom from our experienced Mushroom Culturist, as well as "hands-on" training in an operating mushroom house, are included. You'll test the pH of your own water, inoculate straw substrate, work with the equipment in the mushroom house and more to experience a diverse range of daily grower activities.
E-STREAMS Vol. 5, No. 4 - April 2002
Volume 3 covers plant toxicants, such as fungi, with chapters on mushroom biologyand poisoning, fungi in folk medicine, and the prevention and management of
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Extractions: Foodborne Disease Handbook nd edition revised and expanded edited by Y. H. Hui, Merle D. Pierson, J. Richard Gorham. New York, NY, Marcel Dekker, 2001. 4v., illus., bibliog., index. ISBN 0-8247-0337-5 . $195.00 per volume. LC Call no.: QR201.F668 2001. Subjects: Foodborne Diseases-Handbooks; Food Contamination; Food Poisoning. Reviewer: Anita Ezzo, Food Science and Technology Librarian, Michigan State University Library, ezzoa@msu.edu Table of Contents: Vol. 1. Bacterial Pathogens Poison Centers The Role of U.S. Poison Centers in Bacterial Exposures 1 Bacterial Pathogens Bacterial Biota (Flora) in Foods 23 Aeromonas hydrophila Update: Food Poisoning and Other Diseases Induced by Bacillus cereus Brucella Campylobacter jejuni Clostridium botulinum Clostridium perfringens Escherichia coli Listeria monocytogenes Bacteriology of Salmonella Salmonellosis in Animals 265 Human Salmonellosis: General medical Aspects 285 Shigella Staphylococcus aureus Vibrio cholerae Vibrio parahaemolyticus Vibrio vulnificus Yersinia Disease Surveillance, Investigation, and Indicator Organisms
East West Herbs
Translate this page Chapter 27- mushroom biology and Mushroom Products-Proceedings of the Second InternationalConference-University Park, Pennsylvania June 9-12, 1996, Edited by
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Extractions: Historia de la investigación del Coriolus versicolor Durante generaciones, los terapeutas japoneses de Medicina Tradicional China han venido detectando la acción antitumoral de determinados hongos y plantas. A finales de los años 60, los científicos japoneses concentraron sus estudios en determinados hongos tales como Ganoderma lucidium (Reishi) y Lentinula edodes (Shiitake). La investigación también se centró en las extracciones a partir de otros hongos. Coriolus versicolor A finales de los años 60, un extracto en agua caliente del Lentinus edodes (Berk.)Sing, un hongo comestible, inhibió por completo el crecimiento del sarcoma 180 implantado subcutáneamente en ratones ICR (Chihara et al.,1969). A partir del extracto, el catedrático Goro Chihara aisló y purificó un polisacárido que había mostrado una notable acción antitumoral al que llamó Lentinan (1). Sin embargo, el Lentinan ha demostrado ser demasiado tóxico para el uso clínico a largo plazo (2). Fue la búsqueda de un extracto micológico que tuviese a la vez menor toxicidad y menos efectos secundarios que el lentinan lo que llevó a los investigadores al Kureha Chemical Industry Company a fijarse en la eficacia de la administración oral de las Poliporáceas (de los Basidiomycetes) en pacientes de cáncer de estómago.
Columbia University Press: Subjects And Series
The Monterey Formation Caroline M. Isaacs. Mosses of Eastern North AmericaHoward A. Crum. mushroom biology and Mushroom Products Shuting Chang.
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Extractions: BUY F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... The 23rd Cycle Sten Odenwald Against the Tide Cornelia Dean The Aging Brain Lawrence Whalley The Anatomical Atlas of Gallus Mikio Yasuda Arthropod Fossils and Phylogeny Gregory D. Edgecombe The Big Cats and Their Fossil Relatives Biodiversity Dynamics Michael L. McKinney The Biomass Spectrum S. R. Kerr The Birth of the Earth David E. Fisher Buddhism and Science B. Alan Wallace Case Studies in Plant Taxonomy Tod F. Stuessy Orrin H. Pilkey The Changing Flora of Glasgow J. H. Dickson Chinese Fossil Vertebrates Spencer G. Lucas Classification of Mammals Malcolm C. McKenna The Cold War and American Science Stuart W. Leslie The Columbia Gazetteer of the World CD-Rom Saul B. Cohen The Compromised Scientist Daniel W. Bjork The Curvature of Spacetime Harald Fritzsch Describing Species Judith Winston Dictionary of Generic Names of Seed Plants Tatiana Wielgorskaya Dinosaur Extinction and the End of an Era J. David Archibald Dinosaur Tracks and other Fossil Footprints of Europe Martin Lockley Diversity and Classification of Flowering Plants Armen Takhtajan The Dream of Eternal Life Mark Benecke Drug Trafficking and the Chemical Industry David Hume Institute The Dynamic Planet W. G. Ernst
Nature : Mushrooms
mushroom biology Concise Basics Current Development Hardcover May 1997 Listprice $32.00 Click here to compare prices at dozens of online stores!
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Links To Top Fungi Sites On The Web
level. Morel mushroom biology and Evolution Facts about morels, andhypotheses about their evolution. Mycoinfo A mycology ejournal.
http://www.fishing-in-wales.com/wildlife/fungi/mycolink.htm
Mycology Links
many links, neatly categorized; an excellent starting point to begin your searchfor online mycology resources, from general mushroom biology to fungal
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/mpiercey/links.html
Cordyceps Sinensis Cs-4 Medicinal Mushrooms - Mushroom Science
Immunomodulatory activities of mushroom mycelial extracts. mushroom biologyand Mushroom Products. Chinese University Press, p. 285290 (1993).
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Extractions: Cordyceps sinensis is a highly valued medicinal mushroom in both Classical Chinese Medicine and modern clinical practice. In China it is called "winter worm, summer grass", and the "caterpillar mushroom". Cordyceps is found in the highlands of China, Tibet, and Nepal, above 10,000 feet. Cordyceps attracted the attention of the general public and the health profession in 1993 when a group of Chinese runners broke nine world records in the World Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Germany. Afterwards the coach attributed those results to the athletes regular use of a cordyceps based tonic. Because Cordyseps helps increase stamina, energy levels, and endurance, it has become one of the top selling sports supplements amongst the worlds' elite competitive athletes. Clinically, Cordyceps is used to build and support immune function in various immune compromised conditions including chronic fatigue, cancer, and respiratory conditions.
Health References
pp. 6871. Kubo, K. et al. Anti-diabetic Mechanism of Maitake, mushroom biologyand Mushroom Products. Penn State University, 1996. pp. 215-222.
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Extractions: REFERENCES to HEALTH RESOURCE Adachi, K., Nanba, H., and Kuroda, H. "Potentiation of host-mediated antitumor activity in mice by ß-glucan obtained from Grifola frondosa (Maitake)," Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin (Tokyo) (1987), 35. pp. 262-270. Adachi, K., Nanba, H., and Kuroda, H. "Blood pressure-lowering activity present in the fruit body of the Grifola frondosa (Maitake)," Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin (Tokyo) (1988), 36. pp. 1000-1006. Breene, W.M. "Nutritional and Medicinal Value of Specialty Mushrooms." The Proceedings of a National Symposium and Trade Show, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, 1989. pp.87-112. Casalicchio, G., Paoletti, C., Bernicchia, A., and Govi, G. "Research on the amino acid composition of some fungi." Micologia Italiana (1975 b), 4. pp.29-41. Cichoke, Anthony. "Maitake Mushrooms: A Leap Beyond the Ordinary!" Total Health (February 1994). Flynn, V.T. "Is the Shiitake Mushroom an Aphrodisiac and a Cause of Longevity?" Mushroom Science (1991), 13. pp. 345-361. Hishida, I., Nanba, H., and Kuroda, H. "Anti-tumor activity exhibited by orally administered extract from fruit body of Grifola frondosa (Maitake)." Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin (Tokyo) (1988), 36. pp. 1819-1827.

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