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ABDULLA, F., Kanipathillai, V., Whalley, M. & Whalley, T. -Termitomyces mushrooms: a tropical delicacy - (16) 9
AINSWORTH, Geoffrey - see Myconews
AINSWORTH, M. - see Fischer
AKERS, B. - see Paul
ANGSTMAN, S. - see Blanchette
ANNUAR, S. - see Fong
ANTIFUNGAL agents: their diversity and increasing sophistication - (17) 51
APHYLLOPHORALES tested for organic dyes, Some - (15) 81
AQUATIC fungus, A new kind of, with giant mycelial cells - (15) 52
ARMILLARIA mellea - see Robinson-Bax
ASCOSPORE cultures of ascomycetes, An improved technique for obtaining single - (14) 101
ASCOSPORES, size range - (15) 165
ASCUS, Turgor and spore release in, and basidium - (15) 45
ASPERGILLUS - see Mycotoxin review
ASPERGILLUS fumigatus, a saprotrophic pathogenic fungus - (17) 56
ASSINDER, S. - Understanding what makes cells tick: prize-winning lessons from simple fungi - (16) 127
AURICULARIA spp. - see Corrigendum
AUSTIN, Michael - (15) Inside back cover 2; see Obituaries
BAKER, T. - see Teaching Techniques for Mycology
BARNETT, C. L., Beresford, N. A., Frankland, J. C., Self, P. L., Howard, B. J. & Marriott, J. V. R. - Radiocaesium intake in Great Britain as a consequence of the consumption of wild fungi - (15) 98
BARONI, T. J. & Mattock, G. - Rhodocybe roseiavellanea (Murr.) Singer, a new record for Britain and Europe - (15) 151
BARRETO, R. W. - see Leite
BASIDIOMYCETES of the Greater Antilles Project - (15) 107
BASIDIOSPORES, size range - (15) 165
BASIDIUM, Turgor and spore release in ascus and - (15) 45
BEES and Phalloid exudate - (16) 109
BENNET, J. W. - see Jarrell
BERESFORD, N. A - - see Barnett
BESSETTE, A., Both, E. E. & Dunaway, D. L. - Boletus roseolateritius, a new bolete from the southern United States of America - (17) 15
BIDARTONDO, M. I. - see Bruns
BIOCHON story, The: deployment of Chondrostereum purpureum to suppress stump sprouting in hardwoods - (14) 58
BISCOGNIAUXIA - see Johnston
BLANCHETTE, R. A., Renner, C. C., Held, B. W., Enoch, C. & Angstman, S. - The current use of Phellinus igniarius by the Eskimos of Western Alaska - (16) 142
BRIDGE, P. - The history and application of molecular mycology - (16) 90
BLANCHETTE, R. A. - Fungus ashes and tobacco: the use of Phellinus igniarius by the indigenous people of North America - (15) 4
BLUMENFIELD, S. - - see Romero
BOLETUS roseolateritius, a new bolete from the southern United States of America - (17) 15
BOONPRAKOP, K. - see Sangvichien
BOSWELL, G. P., Jacobs, H., Gadd, G. M., Ritz, K. & Davidson, F. A. - A mathematical approach to studying fungal mycelia - (17) 165
BOTH, E. E. - see Bessette
BOTRYOSPORIUM longibrachiatum - (15) 158
BOX rust - (Puccinia buxi), More about - (15) 144
BREFELDIA maxima, Biodiversity in a slime mould: arthropods associated with - (15) 70
BRIFFA, M. First European record of Coriolopsis aspera (Jungh) Teng - (Polyporaceae) from Malta - (16) 178
BRITISH Tremella species III: Tremella callunicola sp. nov., T. invasa, T. sarnensis sp. nov., T. simplex & T. versicolor - (15) 146
BRITISH Dermateaceae - Marijke M. Nauta & Brian Spooner
- 4B. Dermateoideae Genera B - E - (14) 21
- 4B. Dermateoideae Genera G - Z - (14) 65
- 5. Index to species names - (14) 121
BRUNS, T. D. & Bidartondo, M. I. - Molecular windows into the below-ground interactions of ectomycorrhizal fungi - (16) 47
BRUZZI, H. - see Soto
BUCZACKI, S. - Dr. Stephen T. Moss - (1943-2001): an appreciation - (16) 87
BUCZACKI, S. - IUMS Congress Report: 14-20 August 1999 - (14) 32
BURENIA inundata - (15) 119
BURFORD, E. P., Kierans, M. & Gadd, G. M. - Geomycology: fungi in mineral substrata - (17) 98
BURRUANO, S. - The life-cycle of Plasmopara viticola, cause of downy mildew of vine - (14) 179
BUSWELL, J. A. - see Liew
CALLIMASTIX - see Giezen, van der
CAMBRIDGE Mycology and Plant Pathology Club, The - (15) 80
CANDIDA albicans - (17) 64; see Moulds of Man
CANTRELL, S. A., Lodge, D. J. & Baroni, T. J. - Basidiomycetes of the Greater Antilles Project - (15) 107
CARMARAN, C. C. - see Soto
CARTER, D. O. - see Tibbett
CAULTON, E. - Ode to a Rust: a lament on the blighting of wheat by Puccinia graminis - (15) 59
CEDANO, M., Villaseñor, L. & Guzmán-Dávalos, L. - Some Aphyllophorales tested for organic dyes - (15) 81
CESI Codex, The - (15) 179
CHERNOBYL, Hot Fungi from - (15) 63
CHLEBICKI, A., Mukhin, V. A. & Ushakova, N. Fomitopsis officinalis on Siberian Larch in the Urals - (17) 116
CHONDROSTEREUM purpureum - see Biochon story
CIBORIA alni, A comment on - (14) 20
CIBORIA seminicola - (14) 20
CLIPSON, N. - International Mycological Congress, 7th, Oslo; 11-17 August 2002 - (17) 96
CLIPSON, N. - see Kennedy
COMMENT - (14) 1, 49, 97; (15) 1, 49, 97, 145; (16) 2, 41, 89, 137; (17) 1, 49, 97, 145
CONGRESS on Biodiversity in Plant Pathology, 5th EFPP - (15) 3
CONOCYBE intrusa in Godalming, Surrey - (15) 155
CONSERVATION, The assessment of the fungal value of sites for - (14) 14
COOKE, D. - see Duncan
COOKE, M.C., Leila Cooke's notes on the life of her father - (15) 91
COOKE, Mordecai Cubitt - see Correspondence
COOKERY Corner - (14) 39, 92, 117, 178; (15) 33, 51, Inside back cover (3), 178
COPRINUS pachydermus - (15) Back cover 1
CORIOLOPSIS aspera, First European record of - (16) 178
CORTBASE - a nomenclatural database - (14) 96
CORYNESPORA cassiicola:- Petal spotting of hydrangea flowers - (14) 80
CRINIPELLIS - see Evans
CROUS. P. W. - An improved technique for obtaining single ascospore cultures of ascomycetes - (14) 101
CRYPTOCOCCUS neoformans - see Moulds of Man
CYTIDIA salicina - (14) 35
DALDINIA - (15) 62
DAVIDSON, F. A. - see Boswell
DAVOLI, P. & Weber, R.W. S. - Carotenoid pigments from the red mirror yeast, Sporobolomyces roseus - (16) 102
DAVOLI, P. - see Teaching techniques for mycology 20.
DEAD Basil stems -- a possible ecological niche for the hoar-frost fungus, Botryosporium longibrachiatum - (15) 158
DERMATOPHYTES& - see Deshmukh
DESHMUKH, S. K. - Incidence of dermatophytes and other keratinophilic fungi in the glacier bank soils of the Kashmir valley, India - (16) 165
DOWN, G. - Fungal Family Trees: finding relationships from molecular data - (16) 51
DUNAWAY, D. L. - see Bessette
DUNCAN, J. & Cooke, D. - Identifying, diagnosing and detecting Phytophthora by molecular methods 59
DURRIEU, G. - More about box rust (Puccinia buxi) - (15) 144
ECTOMYCORRHIZAE - see Bruns
EMMETT, E. E. & Emmett, V. E. - Phellinus tremulae, a new British Record on Aspens in Scotland - (15) 105
EMMETT, V. E. - see Emmett, E. E.
ENDOPARASITES of soil nematodes and rotifers 1: the common and the rare - (17) 150
ENGLISH, M. - Leila Cooke's notes on the life of her father, M.C. Cooke - (15) 91
ENOCH, C. - see Blanchette
ENTYLOMA - (Ustilaginales), An, on Crepis capillaris in Britain - (14) 188
ENVIRONMENTAL Biogeochemistry Symposium, Japan 2003 - (17) 145
EPICHLOE typhina (14) Back cover 2
EVANS, H. C., Holmes, K. A., Phillips, W. & Wilkinson, M. J. - What's in a name: Crinipellis, the final resting place for the frosty pod rot pathogen of cocoa? - (16) 148
EXOBASIDIUM vaccinii & - (14) 139
FAIRY RING - see Marasmius oreades
FEEST, A. - The assessment of the fungal value of sites for conservation - (14) 14
FILTER paper technique for long-term preservation of some fungal cultures, A modified - (14) 127
FINGERPRINTING the fungal community - (17) 158
FISCHER, M., Ainsworth, M. & Wagner, T. -Phellinus cavicola: a species not assignable to European sub-groups of Phellinus s.l. - (15) 16
FOMITOPSIS officinalis - (17) 116
FONG, Y. K., Annuar, S., Lim, H.P., Tham, F.Y. & Sanderson, F. R. - A modified filter paper technique for long-term preservation of some fungal cultures - (14) 127
FOX, R.T.V.
- 5th EFPP Congress on Biodiversity in Plant Pathology - (15) 3
- see Fungal Foes in Your Garden
- see Robinson-Bax
FRANKLAND, J. C. - see Barnett
FRESHWATER Biological Association - (14) 10
FRINKING, H. D. - see Tumwine
FUNGAL mycelia, A mathematical approach to studying - (17) 165
FUNGAL
- Family Trees - (16) 51
- Foe of a different form, A - (16) 32
- species, Identification of, beyond morphology - (16) 42
- stamps from Liechtenstein - (15) 178
- stamps from New Zealand - (17) 176
- versification, further & - (14) 170; &c mycoprosody
FUNGI with a sense of time: molecular genetics of temporal organization in Neurospora crassa - (15) 10
FUNGUS ashes and tobacco: the use of Phellinus igniarius by the indigenous people of North America - (15) 4
FUSARIUM - see Mycotoxin Reviews
GADD, G. M. Environmental Biogeochemistry Symposium, Japan 2003 - (17) 145
GADD, G. M. - see Boswell, Burford
GIEZEN, M. van der - Strange fungi with even stranger insides - (16) 129
GILBERT, L. - see Lago
GLOCKLING, S. L. & Holbrook, G. P. - Endoparasites of soil nematodes and rotifers 1: the common and the rare - (17) 150
GOMEZ, J. - see Moreno-Arroya
GOW, N.A.R.
- Ann Wakefield - an appreciation - (16) 137
- Report of the 8th International Fungal Biology Conference, Guanojuato, Mexico: December 2002 - (17) 40
- Foreword to articles on Medical Mycology - (17) 49
- Report of the 15th International Society for Human and Animal Mycology Congress - (17) 97
- see Moulds of Man
GRUBE, M. & Winka, K. - Progress in understanding the evolution and classification of lichenized ascomycetes - (16) 67
GUZMÁN-DÁVALOS, L. - see Cedano
HAMILTON, A. - see Moulds of Man
HANSON A. M., Hodge, K. T. & Porter, L. M. - Mycophagy among primates - (17) 6
HEBELOMA radicosum, Territorial behaviour of Suillia males on basidiocarps of, in central Japan - (17) 122
HELD, B. W. - see Blanchette
HENRICOT, B. - see Perez-Sierra
HICK, A.J. - see Preece
HIRNEOLA auricula-judae var. lactea - see White Jew’s Ear fungus
HODGE, K. T. - see Hanson
HODGSON, H. & Wheller, D. - Polysphondylium aureum, a new species of dictyostelid - (15) 21
HOLBROOK, G. P. - see Glockling
HOLMES, K. A. - see Evans
HOMCHANTARA, N. - see Sangvichien
HORNBY, D. - A calligraphic record of organised plant pathology in Britain - (14) 131
HOWARD, B. J. - see Barnett
HYDE, K. D. & Buswell, J. A. - see Liew
HYDE, K. D. - see Lago
HYDROPHOBINS, unique fungal proteins - (14) 153
HYGROCYBE, Australasian species in Indonesia - (16) 110
HYGROCYBE calyptriformis - (15) Back cover 3
I'VE Got You under my Skin - see Moulds of Man
IDENTIFICATION of food-borne spoilage fungi, A new interactive CD-rom 'Mobi plus' for the - (14) 11
ING, B.
- Licea margaritacea, a new myxomycete from sycamore bark - (17) 28
- Microsphaera azaleae, the perfect state of the Rhododendron mildew in England - (14) 165
- & Spooner, B. - The Horse Chestnut powdery mildew Uncinula flexuosa in Europe - (New British Record 210) - (16) 112
INGOLD, C.T.
- A love affair with giant polypores - (16) 162
- A note about a fairy ring of Marasmius oreades - (14) 33
- Mycology at Birkbeck College - (14) 187
- Range in size and form of basidiospores and ascospores - (15) 165
- Singling of meiospores - (15) 86
- Turgor and spore release in ascus and basidium - (15) 45
IUMS Congress Report - (14) 32
INTERNATIONAL
- Association for Plant Taxonomy Notice - (14) 34
- Fungal Biology Conference, Report of the 8th, Guanojuato, Mexico: December 2002 - (17) 40
- Mycological Congress, Report of the 7th, Oslo; August 2002 - (17) 96
- Society for Human and Animal Mycology, Report of the 15th Congress, San Antonio, Texas; May 2003 - (17) 97
- Symbiosis Society - (16) Inside back cover [3]
- Symposium on Environmental Biogeochemistry, Oirase, Aomori, Japan 2003 - (17) 145
JACKSON, R. M. - see Moss
JACOBS, H. - see Boswell
JARRELL, J., Tiffany, C. & Bennet, J. W. - The Kombucha Consortia of yeasts and bacteria - (14) 166
JEGER, M. J. - see Tumwine
JOHNSON, L. - see Moulds of Man
JOHNSTON, P.R. - Biscogniauxia, Campbell Island, rats and beetles - (16) 172
JONG, M. D. de- The Biochon story: deployment of Chondrostereum purpureum to suppress stump sprouting in hardwoods - (14) 58
KANIPATHILLAI, V. - see Abdulla
KAUL, S. & Sumbali, G. - Keratinophilic fungi from poultry farm soils of Jammu, India - (14) 89
KAUL, S. & Sumbali, G. - Keratinophilic fungi from feathers of Indian poultry birds - (14) 148
KENNEDY, N. & Clipson, N. - Fingerprinting the fungal community - (17) 158
KERATINOPHILIC fungi
- from feathers of Indian poultry birds - (14) 148
- from glacier bank soils (16) 165
- from poultry farm soils - (14) 89
KIERANS, M. - see Burford
KOMBUCHA Consortia of yeasts and bacteria, The - (14) 166
KRIEGLESTEINERIA lasiosphaeriae - (17) 12
KROPP, B. R. Familiar faces in unfamiliar places: mycorrhizal fungi associated with Caribbean pine - (15) 137
KYLIN, H. - Biodiversity in a slime mould: arthropods associated with Brefeldia maxima - (15) 70
LAGO, C., Laxina, G. & Hyde, K. D. - The Philippine Fungal Diversity Research Centre - (15) 68
LASIOSPHAERIA ovina - (17) 12
LÆSSØE, T. - see Miller
LATGÉ, J.-P. - Aspergillus fumigatus, a saprotrophic pathogenic fungus - (17) 56
LEITE, R. S. & Barreto, R. W. - Petal spotting of hydrangea flowers caused by Corynespora cassiicola: old pathogen - new disease - (14) 80
LENTINUS - see Mossebo
LICEA margaritacea - (17) 28
LICHEN research in Thailand - (14) 151
LICHENIZED ascomycetes - (16) 67
LIEW E. C. Y., Hyde, K. D. & Buswell, J. A. - Mycology in Hong Kong - (14) 140
LIM, H.P - see Fong
LOCKHART, S. - see Soll
LODGE, D. J. - see Cantrell
MACROLEPIOTA molybdites, Suspected poisoning of domestic dogs by - (14) 50
MAGAN, N. - see Sanchis
MARASMIUS oreades, A note about a fairy ring of - (14) 33
MARRIOTT, J. V. R - see Barnett
MATTOCK,G. - see Baroni
MEDICAL Mycology - (17) 49, 51, 56, 64, 74; Moulds of Man
MEIOSPORES, Singling of - (15) 86
MICROSPHAERA azaleae, the perfect state of the Rhododendron mildew in England 165
MICROSPORIUM canis on a stamp - (15) 177
MILLER, A., Læssøe, T., Roberts, P. & Robinson, K. - Krieglesteineria lasiosphaeriae: a mycoparasite on Lasiosphaeria ovina—new to Britain (NBR 224), Norway, Russia and the USA - (17) 12
MISAC
- News (14) 96
- Competition - (17) 10, 27
MITROPHORA semilibera - (14) Back cover 2
MOLECULAR mycology, The history and application of - (16) 90
MONGOLSUK, P. - see Sangvichien
MOORE, R. T.
- About Exobasidium - (14) 139
- Hot Fungi from Chernobyl - (15) 63
- King Alfred's cakes hURLed - (15) 62
- Mycolegium News - (16) 86
- Mycoprosody: versification among the funguses - (14) 95
- New web site provides continuity - (15) 164
- Personalized species names? - (14) Inside back cover 2
- see Correspondence; Mycological Dispatches; website (Homepage News)
MORENO-ARROYA, B., Recio, J.M., Gomez, J. & Pulido, E. - Tuber oligospermum from Morocco - (15) 41
MORTIERELLA species, Oil as a substrate for, - (17) 134
MOSS, M. O.
- Fungal stamps from Liechtenstein - (15) 178
- Microsporium canis on a stamp - (15) 177
- & Pegler, D. N. - Recent stamp issues of fungi from New Zealand - (17) 176
- & Jackson, R. M. - Conocybe intrusa in Godalming, Surrey - (15) 155
- see Mycotoxin review; Teaching Techniques for Mycology
MOSS, S. T. - see Obituaries
MOSSEBO, D. C. - Growth of wood-inhabiting Lentinus species from Cameroon in laboratory culture - (16) 168
MOULDS of Man, The
- Introduction [to a new series] - (16) 33
- Candida albicans - A Fungal Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde - N. Gow - (16) 33
- Coccidioidomycosis: flying conidia and severed heads F. C. Odds - (17) 37
- Cryptococcus neoformans - the encapsulated menace - A. Hamilton - (16)
- Dermatophytes—the skin eaters - Liz Johnson (17) 147 125
- Paracoccidioides brasiliensis - the man-hater - N. Gow - (16) 77
- Penicillium marneffii, penicilliosis and the red peril in the east- -A. Hamilton - (17) 84
- Pneumocystis carinii: a fungal villain masquerading as a protozoan - A. Wakefield - (16) 138
MUKHIN, V. A. - see Chlebicki
MUNRO, I. C. &Wilberforce, P. W. - A comment on Ciboria alni - (14) 20
MUSHROOM utilization by the Majangir, an Ethiopian tribe - (15) 78
MUSHROOMS and taphonomy—the fungi that mark woodland graves - (17) 20
MYCOLOGICAL Societies of the World - The Mycological Society of the Philippines - (15) 171
MYCOLOGIST
- Archives <BR>
  *Chelsea Flower Show - (16) 157
  *Membership changes - (16) 157
- Corrigenda - (15) Inside back cover3; (17) Inside back cover 4 (Monkey Trouble)
- From the Editors - (14) 44
- Instructions to authors - (15) 191; (16) Inside back covers (1; 2), 183; 17(4)
- Policy of - (12) Inside back cover 3
- Referees (1998-1999) - (14) Inside back cover 1
MYCOLOGY
- and electron microscopy: an international workshop at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, 19-21 January 2000 - (14) 110
- at Birkbeck College - (14) 187
- in Hong Kong - E. C. Y. Liew, K. D. Hyde & J. A. Buswell - (14) 140
MYCOPHAGY among Primates - (17) 6
MYCOPROSODY: versification among the funguses - (14) 95; see also Further
MYCORRHIZAL fungi associated with Caribbean pine, Familiar faces in unfamiliar places: - (15) 137
MYCOTOXIN review - M. O. Moss
- 1. Aspergillus and Penicillium - (16) 116
- 2. Fusarium - (16) 158
- 3: Houses and pastures - (17) 79
MYXOTRICHUM chartarum, A low-temperature fungus from cardboard, - H. T. Tribe & R.W. S. Weber - (16) 3
NEOCALLIMASTIX - see Giezen, van der
NAUTA, M. M. - see British Dermateaceae
NEUROSPORA crassa, Fungi with a sense of time: molecular genetics of temporal organization in - (15) 10
NODULISPORIUM cecidiogenes: a gall-causing fungus new to Britain - (NBR 180) 177
ODDS, F. C. Antifungal agents: their diversity and increasing sophistication - (17) 51
OKADOME, T. - see Tuno
PANDEY, A. K. - see Teaching Techniques for Mycology
PARACOCCIDIOIDES brasiliensis - see Moulds of Man
PAUL, A. & Akers, B. - Use of Psathyrella cf. hymenocephala - (Coprinaceae) as a spice in Haiti - (14) 161
PEGLER, D. N.
- The Cesi Codex - (15) 179
- see Moss
- see Useful Fungi of the World
PENICILLIUM - see Mycotoxin review
PEREZ-SIERRA, A. & Henricot, B. -Identification of fungal species beyond morphology - (16) 42
PHELLINUS tremulae, a new British Record on Aspens in Scotland - (15) 105
PHELLINUS cavicola: a species not assignable to European sub-groups of Phellinus s.l. - (15) 16
PHELLINUS igniarius, use of, by Alaskan Eskimos - (16) 142
PHELLINUS igniarius, Fungus ashes and tobacco: the use of, by the indigenous people of North America - (15) 4
PHILIPPINE Fungal Diversity Research Centre, The - (15) 68
PHILIPPINES, Mycological Society of the - (15) 171
PHILLIPPS, W. - see Evans
PHYTOPHTHORA, molecular systematics - (16) 59
PHYTOPHTHORA infestans from tomatoes, Isolation techniques and culture media for - (14) 137
PINK Waxcap Survey 2002 - (16) 99
PITT, D. - see Teaching Techniques for Mycology
PLANT pathology in Britain, A calligraphic record of organised - (14) 131
PLASMOPARA viticola, The life-cycle of, cause of downy mildew of vine - (14) 179
PNEUMOCYSTIS carinii - see Moulds of Man
PODOSORDARIA tulasnei - (Xylariaceae), Rhizomorphs and perithecial stromata of - (14) 41
POEMS
- The Destroying Angel - P. Versehoyle - (16) Inside back cover 3
- The Sporobolomycetologist - A.H.R Buller - (16) 106
POLYPORES, giant - (16) 162
POLYSPHONDYLIUM aureum, a new species of dictyostelid - (15) 21
POWDERY mildew, Rhododendron - (15) 96
PORTER, L. M. - see Hanson
PREECE, T. F.
- An unusual gall-forming fungus Sorosphaera veronicae on Veronica spp. in Britain - (16) 27
- John Edward Vize, mycologist and vicar of Forden, Montgomeryshire, 1831-1916 - (14) 2
- The strange story of box rust, Puccinia buxi, in Britain - (14) 104
- White Jew’s Ear fungus in Shropshire - (14) 112
- Puccinia antirrhini on Antirrhinum molle in Britain - (17) 35
- & Hick, A.J. - An introduction to the Protomycetales: Burenia inundata on Apium nodiflorum and Protomyces macrosporus on Anthriscus sylvestris - (15) 119
PROTOMYCES macrosporus - (15) 119
PROTOMYCETALES - see Preece
PSATHYRELLA cf. hymenocephala - (Coprinaceae), Use of as a spice in Haiti - (14) 161
PUCCINIA
- antirrhini - (17) 35
- buxi - (15) 144
- buxi, in Britain, The strange story of box rust - (14) 104
- graminis - see rust, Robigalia
PULIDO, E. - see Moreno-Arroya
PYTHIUM, An aerial - out of Africa! - (14) 8
RADIOCAESIUM intake in Great Britain as a consequence of the consumption of wild fungi - (15) 98
RAJAK, R. C. - see Teaching Techniques for Mycology
RAMSDALE, M. - Fungi and the bare necessities of life - (17) 14
RAMSDALE, M. - Fungi with a sense of time: molecular genetics of temporal organization in Neurospora crassa - (15) 10
RANGE in size and form of basidiospores and ascospores - (15) 165
RECIO, J. M. - see Moreno-Arroya
RENNER, C. C. - see Blanchette
REYES, R. G. - Indoor cultivation of paddy straw mushroom, Volvariella volvacea, in crates - (14) 174
RHIZOPHLYCTIS rosea, The activity of, in soil: some deductions from laboratory observations - (15) 113
RHODOCYBE roseiavellanea (Murr.) Singer, a new record for Britain and Europe - (15) 151
RHYTISMA acerinum - (14) Back cover 2
RIGIDOPORUS ulmarius - (17) 92
RITZ, K. - see Boswell
ROBERTS, P.
- British Tremella species III: Tremella callunicola sp. nov., T. invasa, T. sarnensis sp. nov., T. simplex & T. versicolor - (15) 146
- & Spooner, B. - Nodulisporium cecidiogenes: a gall-causing fungus new to Britain - (NBR 180) - (14) 177
- see Miller; Shaw
ROBIGALIA - see Correspondence
ROBINSON, K. - see Miller
ROBINSON-BAX, C. & Fox, R. T. V. - Root rots of herbaceous plants caused by Armillaria mellea - (16) 21
ROMERO, A. I. & S. Blumenfield - Tuber rufum from Rio Negro, Argentina, with notes on Spegazzini’s Tuberales - (15) 173
RUST, Ode to a, : a lament on the blighting of wheat by Puccinia graminis - (15) 59
RYAN, M. J. - The use of immobilisation for the preservation of Serpula lacrymans - (15) 65
SAGARA, N. - see Tuno
SANCHIS, V., Simon, M. & Magan, N.- A new interactive CD-rom “Mobi plus” for the identification of food-borne spoilage fungi - (14) 11
SANDERSON, F. R. - see Fong
SANGLARD, D. - Resistance and tolerance mechanisms to antifungal drugs in fungal pathogens - (17) 74
SANGVICHIEN, E. & Taylor-Hawksworth. P.A. - Termitomyces mushrooms: a tropical delicacy - (15) 31
SANGVICHIEN, E., Homchantara, N., Mongolsuk, P. & Boonprakop, K. - Lichen research in Thailand - (14) 151
SARCOSCYPHA coccinea (14) Back cover 2
SELF, P. L. - see Barnett
SERPULA lacrymans,The use of immobilisation for the preservation of - (15) 65
SHARMA, R. - see Teaching Techniques for Mycology
SHATTOCK, R. C. & Preece, T. F. - Tranzschel revisited: modern studies of the relatedness of different rust fungi confirm his Law - (14) 113
SHAW, D. & Roberts, P. - Bees and phalloid exudate - (16) 109
SIMON, M - see Sanchis
SOLL, D. R., Lockhart, S. & Zhao, R. - Mating and virulence of Candida albicans - (17) 64
SOROSPHAERA veronicae - see Preece
SOTO M. K., Carmaran, C. C. & Bruzzi, H. - Suspected poisoning of domestic dogs by Macrolepiota molybdites - (14) 50
SPECIES names?, Personalized - (14) Inside back cover 2
SPOONER, B.
- An Entyloma, (Ustilaginales) on Crepis capillaris in Britain. - (14) 188
- see British Dermateaceae; Ing; Roberts
SPOROBOLOMYCES roseus pigments & - (16) 102
STAMP issues of fungi from New Zealand, Recent - (17) 176
SUMBALI, G. - see Kaul
TAYLOR-HAWKSWORTH, P.A - see Sangvichien
TERMITOMYCES mushrooms: a tropical delicacy - E. Sangvichien & P.A. Taylor-Hawksworth - (15) 31
TERMITOMYCES - see Abdulla
THAM, F.Y. - see Fong
TIBBETT, M. & Carter, D. O. - Mushrooms and taphonomy -- the fungi that mark woodland graves - (17) 20
TIFFANY, C. - see Jarrell
TIMOTHY, J. B. - see Cantrell
TRANZSCHEL revisited: modern studies of the relatedness of different rust fungi confirm his Law - (14) 113
TREMELLA - (15) 146
TRIBE, H, T.
- The Cambridge Mycology and Plant Pathology Club - (15) 80
- Rigidoporus ulmarius in the Cambridge Botanic Garden - (17) 92
- & Weber, R.W.S. - A low-temperature fungus from cardboard, Myxotrichum chartarum - (16) 3
- & Weber, R.W.S. - Dead Basil stems - a possible ecological niche for the hoar-frost fungus, Botryosporium longibrachiatum - (15) 158
- see Weber
TUBER rufum from Rio Negro, Argentina, with notes on Spegazzini’s Tuberales & - (15) 173
TUBER oligospermum from Morocco - (15) 41, Back cover 1
TUMWINE J., Frinking, H. D. & Jeger, M. J. - Isolation techniques and culture media for Phytophthora infestans from tomatoes - (14) 137
TUNO, N. - Mushroom utilization by the Majangir, an Ethiopian tribe - (15) 78
TUNO, N., Sagara, N. & Okadome, T. - Territorial behaviour of Suillia males on basidiocarps of Hebeloma radicosum in central Japan - (17) 122
TURGOR and spore release in ascus and basidium - (15) 45
UNCINULA flexuosa - see Ing; New British Records
USHAKOVA, N. - see Chlebicki
VACUOLES and the fungal lifestyle - R.W. S. Weber - (16) 10
VILLASEÑOR, L. - see Cedano
VIZE, John Edward, mycologist and vicar of Forden, Montgomeryshire, 1831-1916 - (14) 2; 174
VOLVARIELLA speciosa in arable fields - G. L. Bateman & S. Nabb - (14) 16
VOLVARIELLA volvacea, Indoor cultivation of paddy straw mushroom, in crates - (14) 174
WAGNER, T. - see Fischer
WAKEFIELD, Ann - an appreciation - (16) 137
WEBER R.W.S.
- Vacuoles and the fungal lifestyle & - (16) 10
- & H. T. Tribe Oil as a substrate for Mortierella species - (17) 134
- see Davoli; Teaching Techniques for Mycology; Tribe
WEBSTER, J. - see Film reviews; Teaching Techniques for Mycology
WEBSTER, J & Weber. R. W. S. - Rhizomorphs and perithecial stromata of Podosordaria tulasnei - (Xylariaceae) - (14) 41
WESSELS, J.G.H. - Hydrophobins, unique fungal proteins - (14) 153
WHALLEY, M. - see Abdulla
WHALLEY, T. - see Abdulla
WHELLER, D. - see Hodgson - (15) 21
WHITE Jew's Ear fungus in Shropshire - (14) 112
WIEBE, M. G. Stable production of recombinant proteins in filamentous fungi—problems and improvements - (17) 140
WILBERFORCE, P. W. - see Munro - (14) 20
WILKINSON, M. J. - see Evans
WILLOUGHBY, L. G.
- The activity of Rhizophlyctis rosea in soil: some deductions from laboratory observations - (15) 113
- An aerial Pythium - out of Africa! - (14) 8
- A new kind of aquatic fungus, with giant mycelial cells - (15) 52
WINKA, K. - see Grube
WOOD, D. - see BMS Myconews; Obituaries
XYLARIACEAE - (15) 62
YOUNG, A. M. - Australasian Hygrocybe species in Indonesia - (16) 110
ZHAO, R. - see Soll

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