Micro-Fungi - Thomas Brittain

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Micro-Fungi: When and Where to Find Them is a classic guide to the fascinating world of microscopic fungi. Written by Thomas Brittain, this book offers insights into identifying and locating these often-overlooked organisms.
A valuable resource for both amateur naturalists and seasoned mycologists, this guide provides practical advice on when and where to search for various types of micro-fungi. Delve into the specifics of fungal habitats, growth patterns, and the environmental conditions that foster their development. Discover the hidden universe of micro-fungi and expand your knowledge of the natural world.

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