Toadstools, mushrooms, fungi, edible and poisonous; one thousand American fungi / How to select and cook the edible; how to distinguish and avoid the poisonous, with full botanic descriptions. Toadstool poisons and their treatment, instructions to students, recipes for cooking, etc., etc.

by Charles McIlvaine; Robert K. Macadam

• Names of the principal American Reporters of Species, [xxxvi]
• Nidulariaceæ. Family, [570]
• Notes, collectors, making and preserving, [xxxii]

• Ochrosporæ. (Dermini.) Series, [268]

• Palmer, Julius A., Jr., [5], [xiii]
• Patchen, Miss Lydia M., [xxvi], [41]
• Peck, Prof. Charles H., [xv], [xvi]
• Pezizæ. Family, [552]
• Phalloideæ. Family, [569], [570]
• Polyporaceæ. Family, [xxiii], [1], [396]
• Porphyrosporæ (Pratelli). Series, [330]
• Preface, [xiii]
• Preparing for the table, [635]
• Pyrenomycetes. Family, [561]

• Recipes for cooking and preparing for the table, [635]
• Rhodosporæ (Hyporhodii). Series, [239]
• Rorer, Mrs. Sarah Tyson, [xxv]

• Schadle, Dr. J.E., [xxvi], [5]
• Sclerodermaceæ. Family, [569], [615]
• Spore-prints, To make and preserve, [xxx]

• Starnes, Val W., [xxvi]
• Sterling, E.B., [xxvi]

• Thelephoraceæ. Family, [1], [506]
• Toadstool poisoning and its treatment, [621]
• To test edibility of species, [xxxii]
• Tremellaceæ. Family, [1], [526]
• Truffles (Tuberaceæ), [565]
• Tuberaceæ. Family, [565]
• Tuckahoe, [567]

• Weist, Dr. James R., [xxvi]

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