Journal of Mycology (1902) Editor: W. A. Kellerman
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Journal of Mycology (1902)
Editor: W. A. Kellerman
The Journal of Mycology is a foundational academic publication dedicated to the study of fungi. This specific volume, published in 1902, highlights the journal’s long-standing contribution to mycological research.
Key Highlights:
Editorial History: The journal was founded, edited, and published by W. A. Kellerman, with the exception of the period between 1889 and 1894.
Institutional Collaboration: During its history, the journal was issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Section of Vegetable Pathology (1889) and later the Division of Vegetable Pathology (1890–1894).
Publication Timeline: Publication was suspended between August 1894 and May 1902.
Legacy: The Journal of Mycology eventually merged with the Mycological bulletin to form the influential publication Mycologia.
"Journal of Mycology" is a seminal academic publication dedicated to the study of fungi. This volume, published in 1902, reflects the journal's significant role in botanical research. Founded and edited by W. A. Kellerman, the journal underwent various phases, including a suspension of publication between August 1894 and May 1902. At different points in its history, it was issued in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Section and Division of Vegetable Pathology. The journal eventually merged with the Mycological bulletin to form the highly regarded publication Mycologia.
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