Previous Vilgalys lab web sites
unfortunately many of the older links have expired, but at least one has recently been re-uploaded.
Some useful web sites for mushroom identification
MushroomExpert.com
Mushroom Observer
http://www.mycokey.com/
RogerPhillipsMushrooms
Taylor Lockwood photos
George Barron’s mushroom website
Fungal Collections database (mycoportal.org)
Fungal Phylogeny: Here is a link to the Deep Hypha issue of Mycologia with articles that summarize recent advances in fungal systematics.
MycoWeb also has a good overview on molecular systematics of Basidiomycota: http://www.mykoweb.com/articles/Homobasidiomycete_clades.html
Mushroom cultivation: some useful sites for information
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
University of Vermont
Recommended suppliers of spawn and materials for mushroom cultivation:
Field and Forest fungi (fieldforest.net)
Fungi Perfecti (fungi.com)
Mushroom Mountain (mushroommountain.com)
Other worthwhile mycological web sites to visit (and there are many)
Mushroom Meetup group (Research Triangle Area, NC)
Introduction to Fungal DNA Barcoding (by W. Pa. Mushroom Club)
Fungal Phylogeny / Tree of Life
North American Mycological Association
Mycological Society of America
Vilgalys lab at Duke
Bruns & Taylor labs, UC Berkeley
Mycology at LSU (Meredith Blackwell)
Tim James’ mycology lab at Michigan
Tom Volk’s web site
Jason Stajich’s Fungal Blog
Dear Vilgalys team,
It looks like many of the links listed as “Previous Vilgalys lab web sites” cannot be accessed anymore.
I would like to cite the link “rDNA primer sequences for fungal sequencing” into one of my papers for which I used primers SR2, SR7, SR7R and SR10R for sequencing.
Would you kindly provide me the correct link that I could cite into my paper or a reference of yours that provides the sequences of the four mentioned primers?
Many thanks,
Alina
Sorry the original link has been retired – but now reposted….