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10 – 13 Jun 2008 Pics by yours truly  … Copy rights reserved 2008

HANDS-ON TRAINING COURSE ON IDENTIFICATION OF LARGER FUNGI @ Forest Research Institute Malaysia Kepong, 52109 Selangor, Malaysia. 10 – 13 Jun 2008 Pics by yours truly  … Copy rights reserved 2008. Demo. Demo.

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  1. HANDS-ON TRAINING COURSE ON IDENTIFICATION OF LARGER FUNGI@ Forest Research Institute Malaysia Kepong, 52109 Selangor, Malaysia 10 – 13 Jun 2008 Pics by yours truly  … Copy rights reserved 2008

  2. Demo

  3. Demo

  4. Dr. Tsutomu Hattori,Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, JapanDr. Tsutomu Hattori is a Senior Researcher in mycology at Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Tsukuba, Japan. He is an expert on polypore fungi and has conducted research on polypores in Japan, China, Malaysia and Thailand. He has been studying Malaysian polypores since the early 1990s and has conducted training courses on the Polyporales in Thailand and Malaysia.

  5. Demo d Dr. Roy Halling, The New York Botanical Garden, USA Dr. Roy Halling is the Vice President, Mycological Society of America, and Curator of Mycology Institute of Systematic Botany The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, USA. He has wide experience in tropical mycology having conducted research on tropical fungi in the neotropics, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea and Thailand. He has also conducted similar training courses in Costa Rica, Brazil, and Australia.

  6. Agaricaceae Agaricus sp.

  7. Agaricaceae Agaricus sp. (basidium)

  8. Agaricaceae Agaricus sp. (basidium with basidiospore)

  9. Agaricaceae Agaricus sp. (spores)

  10. Amanita sp.

  11. Boletaceae Tylophilus sp.

  12. Boletaceae Tylophilus sp. (lamellar – trama divergent)

  13. Boletaceae Tylophilus sp.(spores)

  14. Boletaceae Tylophilus sp.

  15. Cortinariaceae Gymnopilus sp.

  16. Cortinariaceae Gymnopilus sp.

  17. Entolomataceae Clitopilus sp.

  18. Filoboletus sp.

  19. Filoboletus sp.

  20. Filoboletus sp.

  21. Filoboletus sp. (spores)

  22. Filoboletus sp. (lamellar – trama parallel)

  23. Filoboletus sp. (basidiophore) with 4 spores

  24. Lepiotaceae Lepiota sp.

  25. Lepiotaceae Lepiota sp.

  26. Polyporaceae Formitopsis feei

  27. Polyporaceae Ganoderma australe (arboriform skeletals)

  28. Polyporaceae Ganoderma australe (arboriform skeletals)

  29. Polyporaceae Ganoderma australe (truncate spore)

  30. Polyporaceae Hyphodontia paradoxa

  31. Polyporaceae Hyphodontia paradoxa (generative hyphae with Clamps)

  32. Polyporaceae Junghuhmia nitida

  33. Polyporaceae Junghuhmia nitida (trama cystidia)

  34. Polyporaceae Microporus affinis

  35. Polyporaceae Microporus affinis-microloma

  36. Polyporaceae Microporus xanthopus

  37. Polyporaceae Nigroporus vinosus

  38. Polyporaceae Pyrofomes sp.

  39. Polyporaceae Rigidoporus microporus (generative hyphae, no clamps)

  40. Polyporaceae Rigidoporus microporus

  41. Polyporaceae Tremetes menziesii (back)

  42. Polyporaceae Tremetes menziesii (front)

  43. Polyporaceae Trichaptum sp.

  44. Russulaceae Russula sp.

  45. Russulaceae Russula sp.

  46. Russulaceae Russula sp. (heteromerous)

  47. Russulaceae Russula sp. (spores amyloid)

  48. Russulaceae Russula sp. (spores ornamented)

  49. Tricholomataceae Hohenbuehelia sp.

  50. Tricholomataceae Hohenbuehelia sp.

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