21. Lane Community College - Marketing And Public Relations - Success Stories But only after instructor Freeman Rowe escorted the mushroom biology students on a wilderness field trip did Luoma decide to pursue a career in http://www.lanecc.edu/mpr/success/story26.htm

Lane Home Search Lane Website Accessibility Marketing: Advertising Brochures Logo and Graphic Standards Marketing Resources ... Writer's Style Guide Public Relations: Lane Weekly Staff Newsletter News Speakers Service Success Stories ... MPR Main Page Success Stories Former millworker is now a renowned scientist story by Chris Cunningham "I’ve been able to use those skills that I started developing at Lane to bring basic biological research into the applied side of the world.” By 1975, the two endeavors entwined and prompted him to enroll in a mushroom biology class at Lane. For example, Luoma recently tailored an educational workshop on how forest management decisions impact forest ecology in a weeklong class offered by the Siskiyou Field Institute at Southern Oregon University in Ashland. A variety of students attended the institute, from neophytes in forest fungi to government agency personnel wanting to learn more about mycology. And at OSU, Luoma teaches the hands-on Mushrooms and Managers: A Workshop for Forest and Park Personnel. Return to Lane's Home Page Return to MPR Main Page Return to top of page Lane Community College Marketing and Public Relations Building 3, 2nd Floor

22. Pleurotus-Literature Identification, names, and nomenclature of common edible mushrooms. pp. 2123 in Chang, S.T., J.A. Buswell, and S. Chiu, Eds. mushroom biology and mushroom http://fp.bio.utk.edu/mycology/Pleurotus/pleurotusliterature.htm

BIOLOGICAL SPECIES IN PLEUROTUS LITERATURE CITED Arita, I. 1974. Genetic study on white fruit-bodies of Pleurotus ostreatus (Fr.) Kummer. Rep. Tottori Mycol. Inst. 11: 58-68 [in Japanese with English abstract]. Barron, G.L. 1977. The nematode-destroying fungi. Topics in Microbiol. 1: 140 pp. Canadian Biological Pulb., Ltd. Berkeley, M.J., and M.A. Curtis. 1853. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. II 12: 427. Bresinsky, A. M. Fischer, B. Meixner, and W. Paulus. 1987) Speciation in Pleurotus . Mycologia 79: 234-245. Bresinsky, A., O. Hilber, and H.P. Molitoris. 1977. The genus Pleurotus as an aid for understanding the concept of species in Basidiomycetes. pp. 229-258 in Clemençon, H., Ed. The species concept in Hymenomycetes. Biblioth. Mycol. 61. Buchanan, P.K. 1993. Identification, names, and nomenclature of common edible mushrooms. pp. 21-23 in: Chang, S.T., J.A. Buswell, and S. Chiu, Eds. Mushroom biology and mushroom products. Chinese Univ. Press, Hong Kong. Chang, S.T., and P.G. Miles. 1989. Edible mushrooms and their cultivation. CRC Press, Boca Raton. Chang, S.T., and P.G. Miles. 1991. Recent trends in world production of cultivated edible mushrooms. Mushroom J. 504: 15-18.

23. Mushroom Growers' Newsletter - Contents Of 1996 Issues June 912 Second International Conference on mushroom biology and Mushroom Products; July 14-17 12th North American Mushroom Conference; August 4-9 First http://www.mushroomcompany.com/bi1996.html

PRESENTS 1996 Table of Contents to The Mushroom Growers' Newsletter [More Info] [1992 Contents] [1993 Contents] [1994 Contents] ... [1995 Contents] [1996 Contents] [1997 Contents] [1998 Contents] [1999 Contents] [2000 Contents] ... [2004 Contents] January 1996 - A special ten page issue! Bits and Pieces Researcher Needed in the Netherlands Russian Entrepreneur/Politician Grows Mushrooms Facts from the Mushroom Council: What's happening in supermarkets Bakers Square and Applebee's Go Gardenburger Australia Moves Toward Shiitake Sylvan Expanding U.S. Exports Fall as Imports Rise Delta serves First Class Mushrooms Annie Markets Vinaigrette Mushrooms and Asthma Penn State to Host Conference Internet Update: Lost Creek Farm and Aardvarks Unlimited 8th International Fungi and Fibre Symposium: Planning Underway Book Review: Shiitake - The Healing Mushroom It's The Law: The U.S.'s Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act Amended and what it means to you Weekly Wholesale Market Prices: Chicago, Dallas, Miami, New York and San Francisco January 1996 Issue (U.S.A, Canada, Mexico)

24. Fungi Perfecti® Medicinal Mushroom Information Biomedical research and the application of mushroom nutraceuticals from Ganoderma lucidum in mushroom biology and Mushroom Products, Penn State University http://www.fungi.com/mycomeds/info.html

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25. New Chapter - Medicinal Mushrooms Proceedings of the First International Conference on mushroom biology and Mushroom Products. 1993 August 2326. The Chinese University of Hong Kong. http://www.new-chapter.com/research/mushrooms.html

Home Products Whole Food Probiotic Nutrients Herbal Therapeutics ... DSHEA New Chapter: The Year of Organic Fulfillment Medicinal Mushrooms and viruses. Additionally, the exudates from mushroom mycelia are active against protozoa such as the parasite that causes malaria, Plasmodium falciparum and other microorganisms. Fungi and animals are more closely related to one another than either is to plants, diverging from plants more than 460 million years ago. Diseases of plants typically do not afflict humans whereas diseases of fungi do.11 Since humans (animals) and fungi share common microbial antagonists such as Escherichia coli Staphylococcus aureus , and Pseudomonas aeruginosa , humans can benefit from the natural defensive strategies of fungi that produce antibiotics to fight infection from microorganisms. Hence, it is not surprising our most significant anti-bacterial antibiotics have been derived from fungi. Interestingly, some mushrooms and their components are targetspecific in their antibiotic properties, whereas others have broader effects. With an increasing number of bacteria developing resistance to commercial antibiotics, such as MSRA (methicillin-resistant S. aureus

26. Mushroom Biology - Concise Basics And Current Developments - MILES, PHILIP G. & mushroom biology Concise Basics and Current Developments; MILES, PHILIP G. CHANG, SHU-TING. Offered by Heirloom Bookstore, LLC. http://www.antiqbook.com/boox/hei/AMA12610121.shtml

ANTI Q BOOK Search Antiqbook Ask a question or Order this book Browse our books ... Book dealer info Mushroom Biology - Concise Basics and Current Developments Singapore, World Scientific, Ltd. 1997, First Edition. Hardcover,192 pp. 8vo. Photographs, A Very Fine copy in like dust jacket. Uncommon. F/F. US$ 100.00 Offered by: Heirloom Bookstore, LLC - Book number: AMA12610121 See more books from our catalog: Hundreds of the world's finest antiquarian and used booksellers offer their books on Antiqbook. They offer full satisfaction and normal prices - no markups, no hidden costs, no overcharged shipping costs. 7 million books at your fingertips! Search all books at Antiqbook

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28. Mushroom News - Business News And Articles 1011 International Conference on mushroom biology Biotechnology Solan. India * www.nrcmushroom.org Feb. 18-20 19th NAMC Sheraton San Diego Hotel http://www.entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/pub/0ZQQ_8.html

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29. Department Of Food Science - Faculty Listing Selected cultural and harvest practices to improve quality and shelf life of Agaricus mushrooms. pp. 177184. In mushroom biology and Mushroom Products, http://www.foodscience.psu.edu/Department/Faculty/beelman.html

30. FAOBIB Conference, International Conference on mushroom biology and Mushroom Products. n1. Hong Kong (Hong Kong), 2326 Aug 1993. Publ.place, Hong Kong (China) http://www4.fao.org/cgi-bin/faobib.exe?rec_id=367316&database=faobib&search_type

31. World Society For Mushroom Biology And Mushroom Products Toxin Production in a Mushroom Pathogenic Bacterium, Pseudomonas tolaasii Strain PT814 is Activated by Signals Present in a Host, Pleurotus ostreatus, http://www.worldmushroomsociety.com/research/r_list.asp?so=type&sk=Pest

32. Review Of Medicinal Mushrooms Advances: Good News From Old Allies mushroom biology the impact on mushroom production and mushroom products. In Chang ST, Buswell JA, Chiu SW, et al, editors. mushroom biology and Mushroom http://content.herbalgram.org/seelecttea/herbalgram/articleview.asp?a=2356

33. The 12 Mushrooms In MycoSurge Protective effects of some edible mushrooms on paracetamolinduced liver injury. From First International Conference on mushroom biology and Mushroom http://www.marcopharma.net/12mushrooms.htm

The 12 Mushrooms in MycoSurge The Twelve Mushrooms in MycoSurge™ CORDYCEPS SINENSIS Dong Chong Xia Cao) (Tochukaso) (Caterpillar Fungus) Immune system stimulation References: Kidney function support Bo; Chang; Liu 1992; Lung function support Pereia; Ying Alleviates impotence Lowers cholesterol Note: C. sinensis is one of the most versatile multi-purpose medicinal mushrooms, with quite extensive modern human and animal studies confirming its pharmacological characteristics. GANODERMA LUCIDUM (Reishi) (Ling Zhi) Immune system stimulation References: Anti-cancer (tumor inhibition) Chang; Dharmananda; Histamine inhibition Antioxidant (anti-inflammation, anti-allergy) Note: G. lucidum is one of the most thoroughly documented mushrooms with extensive human trials verifying its highly effective pharmacological characteristics. LENTINULA EDODES (Shitake) (Hua Gu) (Snake Butter) Immune system stimulation References: Anti-cancer (tumor inhibition) Lizuka 1990a; Lizuka 1990b;) Anti-bacterial Kosaka; Lin; Liu

34. Welcome To BC NTFP Mushrooms mushroom biology, function and ecology;; mushroom productivity;; mushroom harvest techniques;; habitat management; and; people management http://bcmushrooms.forrex.org/ntfp/pages/sustainableharvest.html

The increase in the wild mushroom harvest in the province has led to complex and inter-related issues and concerns for mushroom pickers, buyers, sellers, managers and the general public. We will address some of the general issues here and discuss specific issues under each species. Pilz and Molina (2002) identified five major concerns that must be addressed in order to understand and manage a sustainable wild mushroom harvest: mushroom biology, function and ecology; mushroom productivity; mushroom harvest techniques; habitat management; and people management Mushroom Biology and Ecology Functionally, the fungi that comprise harvested non-timber forest products (NTFP) can differ greatly from one another. Some NTFP fungi are saprophytic, absorbing nutrients and water from dead or decaying organic matter such as the twigs or logs. . Other NTFP fungi form mycorrhizae with living plant or tree hosts, acquiring carbon and energy from plant sugars formed by photosynthesis and in turn, supply soil nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus and water that the host plants need. Pathogenic mushrooms invade live hosts causing diseases. Non-biological factors are also critical to NTFP mushroom production, triggering mushroom initiation by the mycelium and influencing mushroom development. Mushrooms fruit when appropriate water, temperature and light conditions exist.

35. The BSPP - Publications - BSPP News 42 Summer 2002 The fourth conference on mushroom biology and Mushroom Products was held in the delightful city of ‘Eternal Spring’, Cuernavaca, which is about 80 km from http://www.bspp.org.uk/bsppnews/bsppnews42/bsppnews42conf2.htm

BSPP News Summer 2002 - Online Edition The Newsletter of the British Society for Plant Pathology Number 42, Summer 2002 IV Conference on Mushroom Biology and Mushroom Products Cuernavaca, Mexico : 20 - 23 February 2002 The fourth conference on Mushroom Biology and Mushroom Products was held in the delightful city of ‘Eternal Spring’, Cuernavaca, which is about 80 km from Mexico City. The weather was absolutely fabulous for February, especially coming from a rather wet and cold England, with warm sunshine and balmy evenings being the order of the day. The Conference itself had a varied programme covering many aspects of mushroom biology and mushroom products. There was one full session on mushroom diseases along with a few pathology-related presentations during other sessions. Dr Danny Rinker presented an excellent review on the potential uses of spent mushroom substrate around the world, with an extensive literature review on all work done to date, including its use in pest and disease control. His paper will be an extremely useful resource in the coming years as researchers try to find ways of utilizing this potentially valuable by-product. Dr Mark Wach reviewed the knowledge base of mushoom virus disease and described the emergence of a new virus disease in Britain. I then presented initial research results from HRI on this pathogen, Mushroom Virus X, which has been affecting an increasing number of British mushroom growers since 1996. The disease does not appear to occur in North America as yet, but has now been detected in Ireland and Holland, two major mushroom growing countries in Europe, and it may only be a matter of time before it occurs elsewhere. At the moment we are characterising the many dsRNA’s associated with the disease as well as developing rapid PCR diagnostics and elucidating the epidemiology of the disease. This is an exciting area of pathology research.

36. Search > Science : Biology : Mycology Morel mushroom biology and Evolution. Presents information about morels, along with unorthodox hypotheses about their evolution. http://www.cooltoad.com/links/show.php?n=Science/Biology/Mycology&PHPSESSID=4f

37. PlantSCIENCEnetBASE: Plant Science References Online IMPACT OF mushroom biology ON HUMAN WELFARE MUSHROOM SCIENCE Definition Contributing Fields Mushroom Cultivation Technology Development of Mushroom Science http://www.plantsciencenetbase.com/ejournals/books/book_summary/toc.asp?id=4187

38. Publications mushroom biology and Mushroom Products. The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, USA. Callac, P, Imbernon, M., Kerrigan, R. W., and Olivier, http://home.alltel.net/kerrigan/newpubs.htm

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

39. Morel Mushroom Biology And Evolution Presents information about morels, along with unorthodox hypotheses about their evolution. http://www.spacetransportation.org/Detailed/56778.html

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40. Meridian Medical Group | Articles mushroom biology the impact on mushroom production and mushroom products. In Chang ST. Buswell JA. Chiu SW, eds. mushroom biology and Mushroom Products. http://www.meridianmedical.org/ourdoctors_rc_articles1.htm

Press FAQ Links Search ... Contact Us Functional Properties of Edible Mushrooms by Dr. Raymond Chang, M.D., F.A.C.P. Commonly known mushrooms that are both edible and have functional properties include Auricularia (mu-er),Flammulina (enokitake), Grifola (rnaitake), Hericium, Lentinus (shiitake), Pleurotus (oyster), and Tremella (yiner). Most edible mushrooms, however, do not have medicinal value (e.g., Agaricus bisporus), and some medicinal mushrooms (e.g. Ganoderma, Coriolus) are not edible. Of the 10,000 known species of mushrooms, it is currently thought that Shiitake as a Model for Functional Mushrooms Shiitake is the common Japanese name for Lentinus edodes, and is also the common name now used in the West. Indigenous to Asia, shiitake is now cultivated and is the second most commonly produced edible mushroom in the world . Shiitake contains protein (26% of dry weight)

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