Books published by Mycotaxon, and/or available from Mycotaxon

• Mycotaxon Cumulative Indices:
  • Volumes 1-20
  • Volumes 21-40
  • Volumes 41-60
  • [Volumes 61-ff published online, see online indices]
• Other Books
• John Brown's Body -- audio book by Stephen Vincent Benét, narrated by Dick Korf, 2006.
• Fungi of China -- Richard P. Korf (Editor), Shu-Ch'un Teng; 1996.
• Fifty Years of Fun with the Discomycetes, and What's Left to Do -- Richard P. Korf; 1994

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• Central European Lichens - Diversity and Threat -- Anna Lackovicoa, Anna Guttova, Eva Lisicka and Pavel Lizon (Editors); 2006.
• Fungi of Northwestern China -- Zhuang, Wen-ying (Editor); 2005.
• Sferiacei Italici. Centuria II, by Giuseppe De Notaris--Antonio Graniti, Laura Zucconi, & Claudio Ciccarone (Editors); 2001.
• Higher Fungi of Tropical China -- Zhuang, Wen-ying (Editor); 2001.
• The mycological flora of the Ficuzza Wood - Rocca Busambra Territory (North Sicily, Italy)--G. Venturella, A. Saitta, S. La Rocca, & S. Onofri; 2001.
• A check-list of the mycological flora of Madonie Park (North Sicily, --Giuseppe Venturella, Alessandro Saitta, & Salvatore La Rocca (Editors); 2000.
• Italians in the History of Mycology--Silvano Onofri, Antonio Graniti, & Laura Zucconi (Editors); 1999.
• Lichenographia Thomsoniana--M. G. Glenn, R. C. Harris, R. Dirig, & M. S. Cole (Editors); 1998.

Other

• Icones Mycologicae -- Emile Boudier; 1904

Mycotaxon, Ltd. neither publishes nor distributes this astonishingly beautiful set of 600 colored reproductions of the original lithographs and attendant documentation, but we cannot help calling it to your attention again if you have not read about it. The remaining volumes of the reprint edition were saved from destruction by a Swiss mycologist, to whom we owe a great debt of gratitude. Find out more about these volumes and how to order them.

Author and taxon indexes to volumes 41-60 of Mycotaxon.

Author and taxon indexes to volumes 21-40 of Mycotaxon.

Author and taxon indexes to volumes 1-20 of Mycotaxon.

Edited by Richard P. Korf, with a foreword by Teng's daughter, Rosaline Z. Deng. The text was written in English and revised up until 1966, and is now available for the first time in that language (an earlier, much abbreviated draft was translated into Chinese and published in 1963).

What reviewers have to say about Teng's Fungi of China

"... one of the most valuable books on the fungi of China ever published in English." - Mycologia 90: 1091-1092, 1998.

"... a great big blue uncompromising brick of a book ... an instant classic. Anyone interested in identification of fungi, particularly in Asia, should get this book immediately. Mycology owes another debt to Dick Korf for his sympathetic and intelligent editing of this superb work." - Bibliography of Systematic Mycology 10(6): xlviii-xlix. 1998.

"The publication of Teng's work now gives taxonomists easy access to the contributions of this remarkable scientist without having to undertake a fastidious searching in libraries." - Sydowia 48: 277-278. 1997.

"The book is important for any researcher interested in the systematic relationships, diversity, and distribution of fungi on a global scale." - New Zealand Journal of Botany 35: 265-266. 1997.

"An extensive index to all taxa ... makes this book readily accessible to the user. It should be present in every public and private mycological library." - Persoonia 16: 424. 1997.

Some 3887 named species belonging to 759 genera of fungi (slime molds, plasmodiophoromycetes, chytrid, oomycetes, zygomycetes, lichens, non-lichenized ascomycetes, anamorphic fungi, rusts, smuts, and the basidiomycetous macrofungi) hitherto known from Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai, Shaanxi and Xinjiang, China are listed. Useful references, detailed tropical distribution, and hosts or substrates are provided for each species. Contributing authors: Shuang-Lin Chen, Lin Guo, Shou-Yu Guo, Ying-Lan Guo, Shu-Xiao Sun, Shu-Xia Wei, Hua-An Wen, Xiao-Qing Zhang, Jian-Yun Zhuang, & Wen-Ying Zhuang.

Some 5056 named species belonging to 1192 genera of higher fungi hitherto known from tropical China are listed. Useful references, detailed tropical distribution, and hosts or substrates are provided for each species. Contributing authors: Lin Guo, Shou-Yu Guo, Ying-Lan Guo, Xiao-Lan Mao, Shu-Xiao Sun, Shu-Xia Wei, Hua-An Wen, Zhi-He Yu, Xiao-Qing Zhang, Jian-Yun Zhuang, and Wen-Ying Zhuang.

Includes 104 fungal species, whose names are brought up to date. Most of the original specimens were traced and many types were identified, some of which were examined microscopically.

The Ficuzza Wood - Rocca Busambra Natural Reserve is considered one of the most interesting areas in Sicily. 669 Basidiomycetes and 72 Ascomycetes are listed together with their habitat, substrate, fructification period, cartogarphic reference, and status.

This is a detailed report with full collection details on 614 specific and infraspecific taxa of macrofungi (Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes) within the Madonie Park area, each provided with substrates, a distribution map within the Park, and a graph of the months in which collections have been recorded. Ecological features are discussed.

Twenty-one authors discuss contributions from Plinius the Elder onwards, specifically of Aldrovandi, Micheli, De Notaris, Inzenga, Carmignani, Arcangeli, Pellegrini, Saccardo, Bresadola, Tassi, Mattirolo, and Ciferri, and collections in herbaria in Rome and Genoa.

A Festschrift of 30 papers honoring John W. Thomson.

Korf's address at the October 1994 symposium at Cornell University honoring his retirement, in which he discusses various aspects of his work. The frontispiece shows Korf in the role of Elias Magnus Fries at the 200th anniversary celebration of Fries's birth at the 1994 International Mycological Congress in Vancouver, Canada.

This 1929 Pulitzer-Prize-winning book-length poem about the American Civil War is, in the narrator's words, "a last gasp of an 80-year-old lifelong actor, the culmination of a 20-year dream.... This recording is intended to bring this important poem about our American Civil War, the most destructive war in American history, to the attention of my family and close friends.... it remedies the lack of an audio book version in the commercial market."

This is a Festschrift dedicated to Ivan Pisut. Contributing authors: Martin Backor, Viera Banasova, Franc Batic, Urszula Bielczyk, Peter O. Bilovitz, Stanislaw Cieslinski, Krystyna Czyzewska, Radek Detinsky, Adam Flakus, Joanna Galas, Anna Guttova, Josef P. Halda, Hannes Hertel, Ludwik Lipnicki, Jozef Liszka, Jana Kocourkova, Robert Koscielniak, Beata Krzewicka, Anna Lackovicova, Eva Lisicka, Jiri Liska, Karol Marhold, Helmut Mayrhofer, Rok Mesl, Walter Obermayer, Zdenek Palice, Tina Randlane, Andres Saag, Stepanka Slavikova-Bayerova, Viera Slezakova, Lucyna Sliwa, Roman Turk, Jan Vondrak.