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Morel, the Magnificent Morel (2013). Photo by Hugh Smith
Emphasis will be placed on the analysis of macro – and micromorphological features, as well as
ecological roles, to aid in the identification of taxa.
The daily class routine consists of an 8:00-10:00 am lecture followed by a field trip until approx. 3:00 pm. Transportation on the field trips will be by car pooling. Upon return to the camp, collections will be examined and identified in the
laboratory (3:30-6:00 pm) in collaboration with the instructor and a knowledgeable graduate student assistant. All equipment, microscope slides, cover slips and reagents required for accurate determination of specimens will be provided. In the evenings, several lectures and slide shows will be presented, and the laboratory will be open for additional work on collections.
If sufficient quantities of edible fungi are collected, they will be prepared for consumption and served to the class by the camp’s chef.
Class Schedule: Participants should plan to arrive Sunday afternoon in time to attend an orientation lecture on Sunday evening at 8:00 pm. The last class meeting ends at noon on
Friday.
Tuition: $348
Accommodation (additional fee) details:
http://www.sfsu.edu/~sierra/Accommodations.html
Details and registration information can be found online at
http://www.sfsu.edu/~sierra/Course_Fungi.html
Dues-paying FFSC members interested in an FFSC Scholarship to help fund your attendance should contact Marje Young.

