Index for Mushroom and Toadstools by Worthington George Smit

Summary:

"Mushrooms and Toadstools" by Worthington George Smith is a scientific publication written in the late 19th century. This book serves as a guide to the identification of edible and poisonous fungi. It aims to educate readers on the various species of mushrooms found in Great Britain, emphasizing the importance of recognizing safe options for consumption amidst the dangerous varieties that may cause harm. The text outlines numerous species of mushrooms and toadstools, detailing their characteristics, habitats, and culinary uses. Smith categorizes the fungi into edible and poisonous groups, providing concise descriptions and visual references for easier identification. He shares personal experiences with certain species, highlighting the careful consideration needed when foraging for mushrooms. The book promotes a cautious but adventurous approach to experiencing the diverse culinary potential of fungi while warning about the risks associated with incorrectly identifying and consuming toxic varieties. Overall, it serves as a valuable resource for both amateur foragers and those with an interest in natural history. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

• The Project Gutenberg eBook ofMushroom and Toadstools
• Chapter 2
• PREFACE.
• INDEX TO POPULAR NAMES.
• INDEX TO SCIENTIFIC NAMES.
• INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS.
• EDIBLE MUSHROOMS.
• Edible Tube-Mushroom.Fig. 2.
• Variable Mushroom.Fig. 3.
• Candle Clavaria.Fig. 4.
• Meadow Mushroom.Fig. 5.
• Yellow-gilled Mushroom.Fig. 6.
• Furrowed Clavaria.Fig. 7.
• Chantarelle.Fig. 8.
• Horse Mushroom.Fig. 9.
• Fir-cone Mushroom.Fig. 10.
• Orange-milk Mushroom.Fig. 11.
• Purple Cobweb-Mushroom.Fig. 12.
• Maned Mushroom.Fig. 13.
• Scaly Mushroom.Fig. 14.
• Plum Mushroom.Fig. 15.
• Curled Helvella.Fig. 16.
• Oyster Mushroom.Fig. 17.
• Lilac-stemmed Mushroom.Fig. 18.
• St. George’s Mushroom.Fig. 19.
• Edible Morel.Fig. 20.
• Liver Fungus.Fig. 21.
• Spine-bearing Mushroom.Fig. 22.
• Viscid White Mushroom.Fig. 23.
• Clouded Mushroom.Fig. 24.
• Giant Puff-ball.Fig. 25.
• Pear-Milk Mushroom.Fig. 26.
• White Fir-wood Mushroom.Fig. 27.
• Fairy-ring Champignon.Fig. 28.
• Truffle.Fig. 29.
• POISONOUS MUSHROOMS.
• Red Juice-Mushroom.Fig. 2.
• Trellised Clathrus.Fig. 3.
• Fetid Leather-fungus.Fig. 4.
• Olive-gilled Mushroom.Fig. 5.
• Astringent Mushroom.Fig. 6.
• Matrix-bearing Mushroom.Fig. 7.
• Poisonous Spring Mushroom.Fig. 8.
• Magpie Mushroom.Fig. 9.
• Gloomy Tube-Mushroom.Fig. 10.
• Griping Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 11.
• Ruddy Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 12.
• Fly Mushroom.Fig. 13.
• Poisonous Forest Mushroom.Fig. 14.
• Fiery Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 15.
• Fetid Mushroom.Fig. 16.
• Blood-stained Mushroom.Fig. 17.
• Livid Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 18.
• False Chantarelle.Fig. 19.
• Yellow Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 20.
• Emetic Mushroom.Fig. 21.
• Slimy Dung-Mushroom.Fig. 22.
• Sulphury Mushroom.Fig. 23.
• Incrusted Mushroom.Fig. 24.
• Verdigris Mushroom.Fig. 25.
• Fiery Tube-Mushroom.Fig. 26.
• Satanical Tube-Mushroom.Fig. 27.
• Pungent Milk-Mushroom.Fig. 28.
• Bitter Tube-Mushroom.Fig. 29.
• False Champignon.Fig. 30.
• Fetid Wood-Witch.Fig. 31.
• Chapter 67
• THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
• Chapter 69

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