"This is Panus rudis - in the Audubon Guide....now called a Lentinus, but no matter. A little too tough to eat, but beautiful to see when it's fresh
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Gary Lincoff
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Barcelona TV program of Stratospore cemetery mushroom hunt in June
Started Sep 27, 2010
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Gary Lincoff commented on Athena Kokoronis's blog post Mushrooms at Mildred's Lane Today"the photo on the bottom shows Brick Tops - Naematoloma (Hypholoma) sublateritium, which is edible. I'm not sure what the other photos are showing."
Gary Lincoff commented on Athena Kokoronis's blog post Waiting Turned Hunting In An Abandoned Cemetery In Beacon,NY"if it develops an apical hole it can't be a Calvatia. Bovista is a good guess. You might also have a Calvatia here, but maybe not C. gigantea....then, again, you might have the wandering souls of people trying to get back into the rightful…"
Gary Lincoff posted a discussionBarcelona TV program of Stratospore cemetery mushroom hunt in June
Our mushroom hunt in the Queens cemetery this past June was filmed by a Barcelona journalist and it played on TV there! It's in Catalan but I have the video if you'd like to see it. Maybe there's a way I can attach it to this website.
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Chinatown mushroom hunt - 2/27/10two dozen different mushrooms in the markets - lots of unusual finds - termite mushrooms, Chinese truffles, lots of caterpillar fungi, stinkhorns, etc., etc., etc.
Gary Lincoff posted a blog postUsing mushrooms to kick-start the housing industry?
Gary Lincoff Philip Ross is a wizard! This is made from Ganoderma lucidum. Wait until the Metropolitan Museum of Art hears about this. And new housing starts will soar come summer's drought. Is this the solution we've been waiting for? Are mushrooms the answer? Is there any doubt anymore? They are food, nutrition, medicine, spiritual guides, forest managers, a way to clean up pollution, a source of paper, insulation, and…See More
Gary Lincoff posted a blog postFLUXUS at MOMA, 4th Floor
"This special installation of posters, newspapers, Fluxus editions, films, and photographs celebrates......"
Gary Lincoff posted a blog postUsing Noah to map the mushrooms in NYC
It takes about 5 minutes to put a photo on the Noah website, plus the collecting data, and locating it on the map provided, and all this with just a digital camera and a Mac. By spring I should have 100 mushrooms located in New York City. If you've got photos of mushrooms in NYC, please add them. Don't worry about identification. Locating them on a map can help us find them again.
Gary Lincoff posted a blog postWatching Fungi Grow
http://www.wimp.com/fungigrow/wimp.com/fungigrow/See More
Gary Lincoff posted an eventGary Lincoff at Horticultural Society of New York
October 7, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Wednesday, October 7Green Screen Film Series:Know Your MushroomsWith special guest speaker Gary LincoffWritten, Produced and Directed by Ron MannOriginal music by the Flaming LipsMushrooms – we put them on our pizza and steaks and in our soups and salads, we marvel at their variety and are sometimes repelled by their grotesque beauty when encountering them in the bush. And yeah, some have even sampled their more exotic possibilities and asked the question: "Do mushrooms come from a far away…See More
Gary Lincoff commented on Athena Kokoronis's photo
An Sweet Tooth Patch?
"Beautiful! Just what they should look like. There's nothing else that looks like them. Good for you.
Keep looking now - the fall mushrooms are just around the corner!"
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Using mushrooms pro-actively to re-gain the balance of nature
Posted on March 21, 2010 at 11:31am
FLUXUS at MOMA, 4th Floor
"This special installation of posters, newspapers, Fluxus editions, films, and photographs celebrates......"
Posted on February 23, 2010 at 7:46pm
Using Noah to map the mushrooms in NYC
It takes about 5 minutes to put a photo on the Noah website, plus the collecting data, and locating it on the map provided, and all this with just a digital camera and a Mac. By spring I should have 100 mushrooms located in New York City. If you've got photos of mushrooms in NYC, please add them. Don't worry about identification. Locating them on a map can help us find them again.
Posted on February 15, 2010 at 10:09am
Watching Fungi Grow
http://www.wimp.com/fungigrow/
wimp.com/fungigrow/
Posted on February 9, 2010 at 11:06pm
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