Resources
PSMS Library
The library contains more than 100 volumes of field guides and text books, and a growing collection of video cassettes. These materials are located in the PSMS Office at CUH and are available for free checkout during the monthly Members meetings.
Books
We have an extensive library available to members - please stop by at the next monthly meeting to browse the collection.
Video Cassettes
- Chef Michael Blackwell, September, 1998
- Cooking Demonstration, Charmaine Eades
Cooking
- "Truffles, Dogs and Wine," Dr. James Trappe, November, 1998
- "Fungi in the NW Forest Plan," Dr. Tom Odell, 1998
- "Mushrooms of the Rocky Mt. Aspen Forest," Dr. Cathy Cripps, Feb 1998
- "Mushroom Poisoning: History & Facts," Dr. Dennis Benjamin, 1998
- "Fungus Connection- Pacific NW and Europe," June, 1997
- "The Curious Morel," Lary Lonick
- "Morel & Related Spring Mushrooms," Dr. Nancy Smith Webber, May, 1997
- "Mycoflora of the Pacific NW," Dr. Scott Redhead, January, 1994
- "Oregon Cantharellus Study," Laureli Norvell, April, 1992
- "LBM- Little Brown Mushroom Identification," Dr. Roy Watling
Lectures
Spore Prints Bulletin Archive
Vist the archives of Spore Prints, the PSMS newsletter, for society history, mushroom recipes, and interesting tidbits. Our online archives of the newsletter go back to 1996, but you can also browse through older issues at the library.
If You Suspect
a Poisoning
Contact a physician
or Washington Poison
Center: 1-800-222-1222
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