Mushroom Collecting for Beginners
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Mushroom Collecting for Beginners
J. Walton Groves¹
Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa
In this bulletin the word mushroom is used in its widest popular sense and includes any conspicuous fleshy fungus. A more accurate and scientific way of using the term is to restrict it only to those fungi bearing gills, because in making a classification of plants, botanists try to bring related forms together in the same group—genus or family—and, in general, the fungi with gills are thought to be more closely related to one another than to fungi without gills. Therefore, to use the term mushroom for gill-bearing fungi only, does give it some scientific meaning, but here, for the sake of convenience, it will include such forms as the morels and the puffballs even though they are distinct botanically from the gill-bearing fungi.
A considerable amount of confusion exists concerning the terms ‘mushroom’ and ‘toadstool.’ Most people using the word toadstool have in mind some poisonous or undesirable fungus, but actually this term has no scientific meaning and does not correspond in any sense to a botanical classification. Poisonous and edible species may occur in the same genus and be quite closely related. It is, therefore, preferable to speak only of mushrooms, some of which may be edible, some poisonous; others, although not poisonous, may have undesirable characters that make them unfit for