Wild Webcap

Wild Webcap: Southern Mount Lofty Ranges field guide to Cortinarius is a beginner-friendly guide to learning to identify morphologically distinct Webcaps in the Southern Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia.

The Fungi of Kangaroo Island and Beyond is an illustrated field guide to the larger fungi of Southern Australia with a focus on iconic Kangaroo Island by Pam & David Catcheside.

The book provides 450 photographs illustrating 260 species of fungi, detailed, full-page descriptions of 206 species, a guide to the diversity of fungi, how to collect the larger species, tips on photographing them, a bibliography, an account of the effects of fire on fungi and of the joys and occasional frustrations of fungal forays in South Australia, the driest state in this driest continent.

A field guide to Australian Fungi by Bruce Fuhrer, has more than 500 fungus species described as well as slime moulds. There are 548 superb colour photographs illustrating many fungi for the first time. All fungi are photographed in their natural environment. Includes information on fungal biology and ecology and more, has an illustrated guide to main groups and sample of notes recording fungus data collected in the field.

Admiring the Fungi of the Lower Eyre Peninsula by Brian Saunders is a natural history exploration of the little known macrofungi of the Lower Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Although not comprehensive a field guide there are many images and brief descriptions of these arid country macrofungi (Agarics, Boletes, Polypores, and other groups including a great selection of ascomycetes: Morels, Cups, Discs, Black Crusts, Clubs and Parasites). Those more technically minded will appreciate the inclusion of some microscopic character images, including some spores.