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Kaw Valley Mycological Society
The KVMS was founded in 1986 as an association of those interested in mushrooms, especially in Kansas. Our membership includes a few professionals although most of us are amateurs, and beginners are always welcome. Every other month we publish a six page newsletter, The Kansas Mycolog, which lists scheduled activities, articles by members, and reports of forays.
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Missouri Mycological Society
The Missouri Mycological Society (MOMS) is an organization of individuals and families dedicated to the study and enjoyment of mushrooms. There are regular forays, meetings, and education
focused on mushrooms.
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Cornell Mushroom Blog
Cornell University is a pretty fungusy place. Here in upstate New York we’re surrounded by forests and waterfalls, we have an unusual diversity of fungusy faculty members, and we have more than a hundred years of fungal research behind us.
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Prairie States Mushroom Club
The Prairie States Mushroom Club was formed in 1983 by Dr. Don Huffman and Dr. Lois Tiffany. Don trained as a plant pathologist at Iowa State University.Its general purpose shall be the practical and scientific study of fungi and the gathering, dissemination and perpetuation of facts and knowledge on that subject.
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Ohio Mushroom Society
Formed in 1973, The Ohio Mushroom Society has widespread membership mainly in Ohio, but also in several surrounding states.
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Wild About Mushrooms
The Cookbook of the Mycological Society of San Francisco
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Morel Mushroom Hunting Club
The most informative, interactive, detailed, resourceful, helpful, uplifting, fun-filled Mushroom Site , (including all types of mushrooms and not just Morels), on the net, with Members all across the United States and Canada, and now in several other countries as well, such as United Kingdom, Japan, China, Italy, Switzerland, and others!
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