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COMMON EDIBLE MUSHROOMS Death cap, 28 Decomposition of mushrooms by bacteria, 15 delica, Russula, 53 deliciosus, Lactarius, 49, 50 Development of typical mushroom, J 3 Drying mushrooms, 116 <strong>Edible</strong> and poisonous mushrooms, fallacy of tests for, 9 Elm cap (Pleurotus ulwarius), recipes, 114 Environments favorable to growth of mushrooms, 8 esculenta, Gyromitra, n, 91, 93 Fairy-ring mushroom, 60, 61; recipes, 114; plate facing 78 Fairy rings, how formed, 6 Fatty Pholiota, 68, 69 Field mushroom, 75, 76; frontispiece First aid in mushroom poisoning, 28 Fistulina hepatica, 95 Fly Agaric, 31 Foolproof Four, 18 Gathering mushrooms, 14 Giant puffball, 88 Gills, 8, 12, 13; mushrooms with, 25; mushrooms without, 85 Grete Her ball, 106 Growth and reproduction of mushrooms, 6 Gyromitra esculenta, u, 91, 93 Helvella crispa, 91, 92 hepatica, Fistulina, 95 Hirneola auricula-judae, wo, 101 Honey fungus, 35; recipes, 114; plate facing 44 Hydnum, 98 caput-ursi, 98 coralloides, 98, 99 Hypha, 7 I 22 Hypholoma, 77 incertum, 78; plate facing 78 sublateritium, 79; plate facing 44 Hypomyces lactifluorum, 52 Identifying mushrooms, 12 illudens, Clitocybe, 41; plate facing 60 incertum, Hypholoma, 78; plate facing 78 Inky cap, 12, 16, 80-81, 82-83; recipes, 114; frontispiece Jack-o'-lantern, 41, 42; plate facing 60 Jelly fungi, wo Jew's ear fungus, 12, wo, 101 laccata, Clitocybe, 43; plate facing 78 Lactarius, 48 cilicioides, 49, 50 deliciosus, 49, 50 piperatus, 53 subdulcis, 5/; plate facing 78 lactifluorum, Hypomyces, 52 Lentinus lepideus, 53 Lenzites betulina, 54 lepideus, Lentinus, 53 Lepiota, 15, 55 morgani, 10, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59; plate facing 60 procera, 27, 55, j5 rachodes, 10, 55, 56, 58, 59; plate facing 60 Luminescence, of Armillaria mellea, 37; of Clitocybe illudens, 41 lutesx'ens, Trewiella, wi Lycoperdon pyriforme, 20, 87 Maggots in mushrooms, 15 Marasmius arcades, 60, 61; plate facing 78 maxima, Cahatia, 88 mellea, Armillaria, 35; plate facing 44 Mica cap, 81, 82; recipes, 114; frontispiece
micaceus, Coprinus, 81, 82; frontispiece Morchella, 18, 90; plate facing 78 Morels, 12, 18, 90; recipes, 115; plate facing 78 morgani, Lepiota, 10, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59; plate facing 60 muscaria, Amanita, 31 Mushroom cookery, 103 with bacon, 109 baked, 109; with tomatoes, in creamed, 109 deviled, 110 dried, 116 fried, 109 under glass, 110 mousse, 112 mushrooms Marjorie, with wild rice, 113 omelet, in puree, 112 recipes for cooking certain species, H3 salads, 113 soups, 108 stewed Chinese mushrooms, 112 as stuffing for eggplant, 112 as stuffing for peppers, 111 "to dress a dish of fungee," 107 Mushroom eating, history, 105 Mushroom poisoning, first aid in, 28 <strong>Mushrooms</strong>, decomposition by bacteria, 15; edible and poisonous, 9; how and where they grow, 6; how to identify, 12; maggots in, 15; nutritive value, 107; reproduction, 7; with gills, 25; without gills, 85 Mycelium, 6 oreades, Marasmius, 60, 61; plate facing 78 ostreatus, Pleurotus, 63, 64, 65 Oyster mushroom, 9, 63 Panaeolus solidipes, 83, 84 Panus rudis, 62, 64 INDEX Pear-shaped puffball, 20, 87 phalloides, Amanita, 29 Pholiota adiposa, 68, 69 Pink spore print, 70 piperatus, Lactarius, 53 platyphylla, Collybia, 44, 45; plate facing 44 Pleurotus, 6) ostreatus, 63, 64, 65 sapidus, 64, 65 ulmarius, 64,
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