A few Recommended Links

Spore syringes and live mushroom cultures: You'll find high quality and guaranteed clean spores and cultures from our friends at Sporeworks. They also have a wide range of substrate bags and plug spawn available.
Laminar Flow Hood Construction: If you've considered building your own laminar flow hood, you'll get the plans and technical information needed to match the right blower to your HEPA filter. Fungifun.org also has some great procedures for growing mushrooms at home.
Medicinal Mushroom Information-Cultures: Aloha Medicinals is an industry leader in the development of medicinal compounds from organically grown mushrooms. You'll find mushroom cultures, .pdf documents covering the latest research, and much more. This great site is required reading for those of you who are interested in medicinal mushrooms as treatment for cancer and other diseases.

Tom Volk's Fungi Pages are one of the best places for no-nonsense mushroom information. Tom is a great mycologist with a love for fungi, and his pages are loaded with wonderful information on many species. Don't miss the fungus of the month section! There's also detailed information on medicinal mushrooms, molds, forest mushrooms, and of course, hundreds of beautiful mushroom pictures.

Mushroom, The journal of Wild Mushrooming is a wonderful print and online magazine with loads of information for mushroom hunters. Don't miss their Online mushroom dictionary page, which is vitally important, since so many people misuse fungal terminology, always confusing to budding new mycologists.

The Fifth Kingdom-mycolog.com, website of Bryce Kendrick, a great powerhouse of mycological information. Includes online versions of several chapters from his book, The Fifth Kingdom, and a FAQ titled Questions About Fungi.

The Medical Mycology Page at doctorfungus.org has a great section on fungi, and fungal infection in humans, plants and animals. Another section covers moldy, sick buildings, and yet another section describes and explains various antifungal agents.

The WWW Virtual Library: Mycology, maintained by Kathie Hodge at Cornell University. This website contains a great directory of mycological resources online. You'll find everything from mushroom identification, to lists of culture banks and mushroom suppliers, to information on fungal taxonomy on this website. A great resource!

shroomery.org: Online Mushroom Forum The Shroomery as it's known, is a question and answer bulletin board covering such topics as basic and advanced mushroom cultivation, contamination, gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, mushroom hunting, and much more. Beware of the off-topic forums, as discussions can become quite lively.
Mycological Supplies: For those endeavoring down their own mycopath, this store has perhaps the most complete catalog of high quality products to get you on your way to successful mycological pursuits. The proprietor is dedicated to developing new innovations to improve techniques, yielding the best possible results, and making them available to you at Mycopath.com.
The Mushroom Patch: Books, DVDs, mushroom kits, mycelium syringes and more can be found at The Mushroom patch. There's lots of cool pictures to look at, and they also have some lab supplies such as petri dishes and agar that you'll need as you get deeper into the hobby. Located in Ontario Canada.
Alaska Medallions: Completely unrelated to mycology, but a site I helped put together for a neighbor. If you're into collecting silver jewelry or coins, and like wildlife, check out The Alaska Medallion

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