A pretty Russula in subsection Virescentinae! I'm anxiously awaiting #ectomycorrhizal mushroom season, but we still have a few more weeks here in the Southeast! #russula#mycology#mushrooms
Check out the latest paper from our global Russula group! 3 new species in Russula subsection Xerampelinae and a global scale multilocus phylogenetic analysis. https://t.co/TVK0VrKXMd
We are calling all researchers that would love to help the park address critical needs that may increase the amount and effectiveness of research in the park. To apply please visit
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This week Chance Noffsinger, of the University of Tennessee, will help us continue a 70-year study about Russula, red fungi communities that live in the spruce-fir forest.
Share your questions below, and we will ask our researcher to answer them! #ParkScience
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A 200-year history of arctic and alpine fungi in North America: Early sailing expeditions to the molecular era. First author๐ @Chance_est https://t.co/iYxiiCNU6W
Do you work with #fungi, fungal sequencing, or are interested in global fungal #biodiversity and #ecology? The GlobalFungi database is looking for your contributions!
Read the new @theGSBI blog by Petr Baldrian @baldrianp on the GlobalFungi Database๐
https://t.co/hpksjyqeXk
Would you like to be featured during the 2020 MSA Virtual meeting? Consider submitting a 3-minute video about your experience in online mycology. The link to submit videos is here https://t.co/WML27Kv9b9. Please email [email protected] with questions.
Hello my fellow fungal friends. I'm running for the position of Webmaster for the Mycological Society of America Student Section and I would greatly appreciate your vote!
Personal Statements: https://t.co/4MIbi14nNP
Voting: https://t.co/kNz4IvssiV
It was a bitter sweet weekend in @glaciernps. Sweet because I made it to #loganpass for the 2nd time on my bicycle. Bitter because the warm weather caused a series of wet slides/avalanches that started during myโฆ https://t.co/8WYvQxPcJr