How to Collect Macrofungal Specimens for Scientific Research 

How to Collect Macrofungal Specimens for Scientific Research
Presented by North American Mycological Association (namyco.org) and Fungal Diversity Survey (fundis.org)
This video 00:00 covers preparation 00:33, collecting 02:18, and processing 07:55 of mushroom specimens for scientific research. As more people observe and collect fungi, we provide the educational tools and resources to help create high quality observations and collections that can be useful for research and conservation.
Produced by: Gabriela D’Elia and Andrew Wilson
Edited by: Sam Rogers
Thank you:
John Michelotti
Justin Loucks
Olivia Filialuna
Alan Rockefeller
Katie Lawson
Ashley Simon
Art Goodtimes
Mandie Quark
Lux Sterling
Nathan Wilson
Lisa Barlow
Laurie Lundquist
Alex Dorr
Nick Rajtar
Clarisa Tank
Lux Sterling
Josh Googins
Amy Honan
Britt Bunyard
Taye Bright
Ryath Fujita Beauchene
Aaron Tupac-Thompson
Christine Routhier
With support from:
Denver Botanic Gardens
Thank you:
Telluride Institute
iNaturalist
Mushroom Observer