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W. Hamilton Gibson, 1895
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By W. Hamilton Gibson
This classic 19th-century work remains a highly regarded guide in the field of mycology. Gibson highlights 30 native edible mushroom varieties, carefully selected for their unique, easily recognizable characteristics.
Key Highlights:
Practical Identification: The author provides straightforward rules to distinguish edible species from dangerous ones, with a particular focus on identifying and avoiding toxic species like Amanita.
Artistic and Scientific Value: The guide features detailed, hand-drawn color plates accumulated by the author over two decades, making it both a scientific reference and an artistic resource.
Culinary Heritage: Beyond identification methods, the book includes a dedicated section on recipes, bridging historical foraging knowledge with culinary application.
This manual is an essential resource for any wild mushroom enthusiast who values both botanical accuracy and culinary history.
W. Hamilton Gibson, 1895