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  1. Hibbett Lab
    studies evolutionary biology of Basidiomycota (mushroom-forming fungi and related taxa) - Clark University, Massachusetts

  2. Illinois Mycological Association
    website includes links to FAQ, calendar of events

  3. Kaw Valley Mycological Society
    The KVMS was founded in 1986 as an association of those interested in mushrooms, especially in Kansas

  4. Laboratoire Mycologie/Phytopathologie/Environnement - Universite du Littoral Cote d'Opale
    created in 1993 - research activity is divided into fundamental research and applied research - Characterization of the PAH degradative enzymes of soil fungi; Physiological relationship between plant root's and VA fungi with a particular emphazis on lipid metabolism; Plant defense response in wheat induced by oligosaccharides

  5. Le Cercle de Mycologie de Mons (Belgium)
    an association of mycologists in Belgium. Website includes links to background information, images, compilation list of related links

  6. Mid-Yorkshire Fungus Group
    exploring the fungi of Yorkshire - they aim to encourage interest in fungi, to explore and record fungi in the Mid-Yorkshire area and to promote conservation of fungi

  7. Minnesota Mycological Society
    The Minnesota Mycological Society (MMS) is an educational organization for the study of mushrooms and other fungi. The purpose of the website is to provide members and the general public with program information and web resources relating to mushrooms and other fungi

  8. Mycological Society of America
    a scientific society dedicated to advancing the science of mycology - the study of fungi of all kinds including mushrooms, molds, truffles, yeasts, lichens, plant pathogens, and medically important fungi

  9. Mycological Society of Japan
    established in 1956 to advance every field of mycology. Members of the society consist of a wide variety of individuals and organizations, including foreign members from Asia, North and South America, Europe etc.

  10. Mycological Society of San Francisco
    North America's largest local amateur mycological association; promotes the study and exchange of information about mushrooms.

     
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