Kim Yang-seop et al.: Korean Mushroom Guide

First list of 1,875 mushroom species recorded from the period of consideration to the present! The book has described the ecological features in detail by classifying mushrooms native to our country's wilds into five categories: edible mushrooms, medicinal mushrooms, toxic mushrooms, / or even rare mushrooms. The mushroom changes in appearance, especially according to its living environment, make it difficult for ordinary people to identify similar species or poisonous mushrooms easily. In view of this, the time-time star has enriched the variety of vivid photographs that make it easier to distinguish the appearance of the habitats. The mushrooms in the book reflected the latest mushroom taxonomy system, which was based on WebDBs organized in #hember, and the academics quoted webDB's signatures. South Koreans quoted the Korea mushroom list (2013), published by the Korean Academy of Ethnics, and groups that have not misnamed or named for misnomer or misname. Finally, the remarkable thing about this book is that it was the first time in its history to have a list of 1,875 mushroom species recorded in our country from the time of consideration until now. This is a remarkable event, and it brings new milestones in mushroom research and related fields, which we hope will vary in usage. When the berries start, mushrooms come out from all over nature. But since there are many poisonous mushrooms that resemble edibles and medicinal mushrooms, it is a special need to be used as a mushroom bag next to you, as a valuable mushroomback.

Korean title: 한국의 버섯도감

Korean author: 김양섭 외

Korean publisher: 푸른행복

ISBN-13: 9791156370710