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This is a field guide that is a bit too large to hold in one hand and a bit too large to view on a desk. As you can see in the illustrations, the sections are not organized precisely, and the number of photographs has increased. Let me point out one important point. When identifying mushrooms—since there are many species with similar appearances—you must examine the underside of the cap in particular. Therefore, anyone taking such ecological photos must not miss the cap. Take a close look at
Park Wan-hee et al.: New Korean Mushrooms
The "New Mushrooms of Korea" from the "Nature Atlas of Korea Series" provides detailed explanations of the morphology, ecology, occurrence season, edibility and toxicity, uses, medicinal effects, and indications for each of the 640 species of mushrooms native to Korea, and includes various photographs depicting mature mushrooms, young mushrooms, gills, and pores. In particular, instead of the morphological classification system used until now, it follows the systematic classification system that is becoming a global trend, and distinguishes edible, medicinal, and poisonous mushrooms by symbols so that they can be identified at a glance.
Korean title: 새로운 한국의 버섯
Korean author: 박완희 외
Korean publisher: 교학사
ISBN-13: 9788909143004
Reviews
This is a field guide that is a bit too large to hold in one hand and a bit too large to view on a desk. As you can see in the illustrations, the sections are not organized precisely, and the number of photographs has increased. Let me point out one important point. When identifying mushrooms—since there are many species with similar appearances—you must examine the underside of the cap in particular. Therefore, anyone taking such ecological photos must not miss the cap. Take a close look at
