books about: mushrooms     books:       Mushrooms of Colorado and the Southern Rocky Mountains7 reviews Vera S. Evenson Westcliffe Publishers, 1997 A "must" for anyone hiking through this part of the world Profusely illustrated with full color photography throughout, Vera Evenson's Mushrooms Of Colorado And The Southern Rocky Mountains is a definitive and completely "user friendly" reference manual ideal for the non-specialist general reader. The beautiful photography showcases the mushrooms in their natural habitats while the text provides keys, clues, and diagrams to help identify mushrooms found ...             Marcel Tabuteau: How Do You Expect to Play the Oboe If You Can't Peel a Mushroom?9 reviews Laila Storch Indiana University Press, 2008 If you can't peel a mushroom, buy your reeds from people who can! The world of the oboist is very small. Yet, almost anything happening in the world can affect an oboist. The historical perspectives offered in this book connect politics, war, drought, and serendipitous opportunity to the small world of oboe playing. Laila Storch gives a perspective of how one musician's determination to excel transforms not just a generation of oboists, but a generation of ...             Morels7 reviews Michael Kuo University of Michigan Press/Regional, 2005 The best book about Morels I have ever read I have read all the books about morels I could get my hands on, but none compare with this. It was fabulous, and one that other morel addicts like me (you know who you are) will also love. I have given several copies as gifts (to people from both blue and red states), and they all loved it, too. A million thanks to Michael Kuo, who made it very informative, and a really, really fun read!             Mushrooms Demystified (Limited Edition)42 reviews David Arora Ten Speed Pr, 1986 Great resource! This book is amazing, and is my husband's new found hobby book and is already well-read. It is extremely thick for being a mere paperback, and arrived damaged. My only complaint is that it seems to not be ready for the hard wear and tear these mycologists will surely be exuding. The book itself is even more than we hoped for, and is an amazing resource.             Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World: An Identification Guide15 reviews Paul Stamets Ten Speed Press, 1996 Why this book is vital to humanity as a whole So many people are utterly consumed with their work life that they are avidly avoiding a spiritual experience, which is at the heart of what is ideal. This book may help serve as a gentlemenly guide to embarking on an organized hunt for fungi and an organized understanding of how to incorporate them into personal experience. Although some may argue with me, I would say this is actually high level ...             Angel Sanctuary, Volume 11: Of Mushrooms and Boys (Angel Sanctuary)41 reviews Kaori Yuki VIZ Media LLC, 2005 Angel Sanctuary This book is mainly focused around Setsuna Mudo and his forbidden love with his little sister Sara. Things get complicated almost immediatly (as it has a plot, a subplot and lots of extras), angels, evils, monsters, evil cd-roms that kill you and craziness insue. Basically Setsuna is the reincarnation of the Organic Fallen angel Alexial, who has three wings, incredible power and a physchotic ...             The Adventure of Sheldon, The Mushroom6 reviews Pamela, M. Tuck Lifevest Publishing, Inc., 2005 It is very easy for the young reader The book is very easy to understand, and gives you a lesson on how to be kind to everybody. The voices on the CD are very clear and the singing and music kept everyone on their toes.             Chorus of Mushrooms7 reviews Hiromi Goto Women's Press Ltd,The, 1997 ::::: Chorus of Mushrooms :::::: The first Novel from the Canadian-Japanese author Hiromi Goto. The novel tells the story of three generations of Japanese Canadian women lives in Canada, who seeks their special identity: the grandma who refuses to give up from her Japanese roots (and who hides salted squid in her pockets...), her daughter Kaiku who wants to be "real" Canadian and therefore refuses to speak Japanese, and the ...             Gus and Button10 reviews Saxton Freymann, Joost Elffers Arthur A. Levine Books, 2001 So imaginative and fun to read My son received this book when he was not quite three, and two years later we still love reading this book together. It is charming and original. One of our favorite storybooks... I would highly recommend it.             Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World19 reviews Paul Stamets Ten Speed Press, 2005 Great Book! I purchased this book as a gift for a fellow graduate student who is studying the relationship between vascular plant roots and fungi. He and our professor/advisor oohhed and aahhed over it. I should have gotten one for our advisor too! A quality book with great photos through-out and it is very readable! I have come to the conclusion that mycologists aren't pretentious wordy folks! They ...             The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries5 reviews R. Gordon Wasson, Albert Hofmann, ... North Atlantic Books, 2008 Important argument, beautifully produced book The authors of `Road to Eleusis' - they include Albert Hofmann, the discoverer of LSD, and Gordon Wasson, the white man who in 1957 revealed the continued existence of the pre-Columbian sacred-mushroom rite to the non-Mexican Indian world - argue that a water-soluble alkaloid contained in ergot, a tiny fungus which attacks grains and grasses, was the principal psychoactive ingredient of the ...             The Devil's Book of Culture: History, Mushrooms, and Caves in Southern Mexico4 reviews Benjamin Feinberg University of Texas Press, 2003 Dresses make me feel pretty! His analysis is brilliant. If you are unsatisfied after reading through once, then I suggest you purchase another copy and read it over again.             Invisible Marijuana and Psychedelic Mushroom Gardens5 reviews Robert Bunch Loompanics Unlimited, 1998 This is the funniest underground book I've ever read! Many other pros in the marijuana horticulture writing field have described in detail the simplistics of growing, but Robert Bunch does so in a off-the-cuff fashion like I've never seen before. The psychedelic-splashed book starts with a dedication that sent me to the floor in fits, "I would like to dedicate this book to Drug Czar Barry McCaffrey, Attorney General Janet Reno, Health and Human ...             Deep South Staples: or How to Survive in a Southern Kitchen Without a Can of Cream of Mushroom Soup5 reviews Robert St. John Hyperion, 2006 Excellent, fun choice I found this gem while wandering thru my library. I thought I'd try a few recipes and if I liked it, would go ahead and buy it. Well, I've had it about a week. I've made the meatloaf twice (once for a carry-in at work), the beef vegetable soup and today I am trying my hand at the Chicken tetrazzini. I am also buying a copy for me and another for a friend!             Kombucha Phenomenon: The Health Drink Sweeping America : The Tea Mushroom Handbook4 reviews Betsy Pryor, Sanford Holt Sierra Sunrise Pub, 1995 Extremely helpful; tells how to do it safely, well written Betsy is the person who brought the Kombucha into the United States in the early 90's. She's the expert. In her book she tells you all about it. She gives instructions exactly how to do it safely and how to get the best "tea" possible. The text is comfortable to read. Kombucha is not for smokers though as it tries to "houseclean" the body so smokers can't use it. Kombucha is something you ...             Mushrooms (DK Handbooks)5 reviews DK Publishing DK ADULT, 1998 A Visual Treat of Mushrooms The pictures in this guide are incredible! The picture above pales in comparison to the actual book cover, and it is too bad that there has not been a picture of one of the pages included. Each type of mushroom or fungus has its own half page section. The sections have a large and vivid pictures of the species. Did I mention that the pictures are incredible? Usually sections have ...             In the Company of Mushrooms: A Biologist's Tale4 reviews Elio Schaechter Harvard University Press, 1998 FANTASTIC !!! As a 'shroomer' of some years, I have collected more than my share of mushroom field guides, but have alway wanted to know more than simply how to identify mushrooms. This is the perfect book for that purpose. Professor Scaechter covers everything and more, from history to language to cooking to biology to chemistry to toxins, and then onward to all kinds of interesting facts and insights ...             Field Guide to the Wild Mushrooms of Pennsylvania And the Mid-atlantic (Keystone Book)4 reviews Bill Russell Pennsylvania State University Press, 2006 Very Helpful I was able to meet the author of this book. I found both the book and the author very helpful. Bill has been hunting mushrooms all his life, and actually Penn State Press came to him to write this book and with good reason. The book has great photos and useful descriptions that are useful for the novice mushroom hunters, but plenty helpful for the experinced too. The author also give mushroom ...             Magic Mushrooms Around the World5 reviews Jochen Gartz Knockabout Comics, 1997 Excellent new research on psychoactive fungi! Jochen Gartz is a brilliant mycologist from the former East Germany. In this groundbreaking, eclectic new work he presents a wealth of recent discoveries on psilocybian mushrooms along with historical material previously unavailable. A must-have for any serious student of mycology, Gartz includes details on mushroom tourist trades, distribution of species, and the first successful cultivation ...             100 Edible Mushrooms5 reviews Michael Kuo University of Michigan Press, 2007 Excellent guide on mushroom edibility Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R22HXMMHK1G5BB This is my book review of 100 Edible Mushrooms, by Michael Kuo.              search for books adventure, atlantic, biologist, colorado, demystified, eleusis, handbook, handbooks, identification, invisible, keystone, kitchen, kombucha, marijuana, mid-atlantic, mountains, mushroom, mushrooms, mycelium, mysteries, pennsylvania, phenomenon, psilocybin, psychedelic, sanctuary, southern, survive, sweeping, tabuteau, unveiling books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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