MykoRadar
A–Z index
All 263 published entries in alphabetical order, each with the section it belongs to. When you are looking for a subject rather than a department, this is the list.
A
- A bacterial metabolite turns Candida from hypha back to yeastSection: News
- A course on hydnoid fungi and webcaps, Uppland 2026Section: Events
- A course on puffballs and earthstars, Skåne 2026Section: Events
- A digital specimen saves the record, not the fungusSection: Conservation
- A fungal pathogen travels faster than a forestSection: Conservation
- A fungicide in the field, resistance in the hospitalSection: Conservation
- A fungus builds sticky nets when it detects nematodesSection: Curiosities
- A fungus grows on polyurethane, even without oxygenSection: Curiosities
- A fungus made the green in Renaissance intarsiaSection: Curiosities
- A fungus produces an amphetamine-like stimulant in cicadasSection: Curiosities
- A fungus with a protection zone around its siteSection: Conservation
- A lichen is more than the classic pairSection: Curiosities
- A living collection is not a freezer of duplicatesSection: Conservation
- A marine fungus kills the alga behind toxic bloomsSection: News
- A new genus among arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiSection: New species
- A possible fungal fossil extends the record by over half a billion yearsSection: Curiosities
- A rich fungal community lives hundreds of metres below MichiganSection: News
- A skin fungus turns out to be an allySection: News
- A textile of living mycelium knits itself back togetherSection: News
- A thin fungal layer was associated with fewer radiation counts on the ISSSection: Curiosities
- A workshop on grassland fungi, September 2026Section: Events
- After fire, fungi and plants do not recover at one paceSection: Conservation
- Airborne nitrogen rewires the forest undergroundSection: Conservation
- Akira EndoSection: People
- Alba International White Truffle Fair 2026Section: Events
- Alba: an autumn under the sign of the white truffleSection: Travel
- Alexander FlemingSection: People
- Alice's mushroom: a scene that rescales the worldSection: Culture
- Alina SkirgiełłoSection: People
- Anton de BarySection: People
- Arthur Henry Reginald BullerSection: People
- Ascopolyporus sinensis on an insect-killing fungusSection: New species
- Austria: two kilograms a day, set by statuteSection: Countries
B
- Beatrix PotterSection: People
- Beatrix Potter studies spore germinationSection: History
- Beatrix Potter: when a watercolour becomes dataSection: Culture
- Beetles invented fungus farming many times overSection: Curiosities
- Białowieża Forest — a forest with deadwoodSection: Travel
- Botryobasidium massonianae on pine woodSection: New species
- Bratislava: Monday mushroom advice at the SNMSection: Places
- Brittany in autumn: Huelgoat with no promiseSection: Travel
C
- Candida auris exposes chitin to stay in the hair follicleSection: News
- Candida auris reshuffles chromosomes to resist drugsSection: News
- Candida starves the macrophage of sugarSection: News
- Chicitaea yueliangshanensis: a new lichen hidden on barkSection: New species
- Christiaan Hendrik PersoonSection: People
- Climate change raises fungal pathogen pressureSection: News
- Coffee plantation fungi spill into Costa Rican forestSection: News
- Cold-adapted yeasts are colonising the Iceman’s bodySection: News
- Cooking does not remove death cap poisonSection: Curiosities
- Croatia: three kilos, and a hundred grams of truffleSection: Countries
- Curtis Gates LloydSection: People
- Czechia: picking as use of the forestSection: Countries
D
- Dalsland: Sweden's right of access in practiceSection: Travel
- David L. HawksworthSection: People
- David S. HibbettSection: People
- Deadwood is habitat, not messSection: Conservation
- Denmark: as much as fits in a bagSection: Countries
- Does chitin really make mushrooms hard to digest?Section: Curiosities
- Draining a peatland rebuilds its fungal communitySection: Conservation
- Drechslerosporium cornellii — a new genusSection: New species
- Dyeing with fungi: colour begins before the potSection: Culture
- Dzūkija: forest, kitchen and the memory of pickingSection: Travel
E
- Early skin defence helps midwife toads survive chytridSection: News
- Elias Fries begins Systema MycologicumSection: History
- Elias Magnus FriesSection: People
- Elizabeth Lee HazenSection: People
- Elsie Maud WakefieldSection: People
- Ergot and Salem: a tempting but weak keySection: Culture
- Estonia: a forest open, but not ownerlessSection: Countries
- Evidence links frog trade to the spread of Bd-BrazilSection: News
F
- Fairy rings are mycelium growing outwardsSection: Curiosities
- Fairy rings: a shape drawn by hungerSection: Culture
- Farlow Herbarium at Harvard UniversitySection: Places
- Fauna, flora and funga — a fight over one wordSection: Conservation
- Field fungicides leave a reservoir of resistant fungi in the soilSection: News
- Finland: everyone's right to the forestSection: Countries
- Fleming discovers the action of penicillinSection: History
- Flour and feeding schedule shape the sourdough microbiomeSection: News
- France: local limits and the owner's consentSection: Countries
- Fungal ice-triggering proteins reveal an ancient bacterial inheritanceSection: News
- Fungal infection research catches up with virologySection: News
- Fungal observations gathered in MykoRadarSection: Statistics
- Fungal richness does not track plant richnessSection: Conservation
- Fungal species in the MykoRadar atlasSection: Statistics
- Fungarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural HistorySection: Places
- Fungi are closer to animals than to plantsSection: Curiosities
- Fungi are missing from environmental impact assessmentsSection: News
- Fungi assessed on the IUCN Red ListSection: Statistics
- Fungi generate their own wind for their sporesSection: Curiosities
- Fungi inside healthy tissue of high-altitude treesSection: New species
- Fungi recognised as a separate kingdomSection: History
G
- Gauja: a fungal journey down a Latvian riverSection: Travel
- GBIF makes 60.75 million fungal records availableSection: Statistics
- Gdańsk 2026: Mycology, The Secret Life of Fungi at the Old Town HallSection: Events
- George Wells BeadleSection: People
- Germany: a small amount, no universal limitSection: Countries
- Global map estimates mycorrhizal hyphae in soilSection: News
- Golden oyster escapes cultivation in North AmericaSection: News
- Grisons: two kilos, and ten days off each monthSection: Travel
H
- How a fungus builds its cell wall: another piece of the yeast puzzleSection: News
- How fungal inoculation can begin a tree hollowSection: Conservation
- How many atlas species have a real observationSection: Statistics
- How many fungi can we name? A German study finds a literacy gapSection: News
- How many new fungal species are described each yearSection: Statistics
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- Lahemaa: Estonian forest between sea and bogSection: Travel
- Largest described fruiting body: estimated at 400–500 kgSection: Curiosities
- Lasiodiplodia carlesii — a new canker pathogenSection: New species
- Latvia: a basket in the state forestSection: Countries
- Latvian National Museum of Natural HistorySection: Places
- Leptobacillium doupengense from a tree hollowSection: New species
- Lichens measure air qualitySection: Conservation
- Lithuania: picking in a land of sandy pine forestsSection: Countries
M
- MA-Fungi: the fungal herbarium in MadridSection: Places
- Maggots in a mushroom do not mean it is edibleSection: Curiosities
- Marcelleina evangelinae — a violet cup from SonoraSection: New species
- Marie-Anne LibertSection: People
- Mary Elizabeth BanningSection: People
- Matsutake: the scent of Japanese autumnSection: Culture
- Micheli discovers that fungi have sporesSection: History
- Micropsalliota latiumbonata from monsoon OmanSection: New species
- Miles Joseph BerkeleySection: People
- Molecular methods rebuild fungal systematicsSection: History
- Most land plants live in symbiosis with fungiSection: Curiosities
- MUDET — the Truffle Museum in AlbaSection: Places
- Musée du Champignon in SaumurSection: Places
- Mushroom picking in Pan TadeuszSection: Culture
- Mycelium materials: between culture and productSection: Culture
- Mycology week in Gäddede, August 2026Section: Events
- Mycophilia and mycophobia: what mushroom cultures really differ onSection: Culture
- Mycoprotein: when the mycelium is the productSection: Culture
N
- Nagano and Kiso: matsutake without wild pickingSection: Travel
- Natural and Forest Museum in BiałowieżaSection: Places
- New Forest: look, do not pick on Forestry England landSection: Travel
- New species found with bark and ambrosia beetlesSection: New species
- Norway: the right to roam and to gatherSection: Countries
- Norway: where innmark ends and utmark beginsSection: Travel
O
- Official mushroom control in ZurichSection: Places
- Old forest is continuity, not a pile of fresh logsSection: Conservation
- Oliwa Forest: a mycology walk with Polish Sign Language, 19 September 2026Section: Events
- One fungal effector defoliates cotton and oliveSection: News
- One honey fungus individual covers 965 hectaresSection: Curiosities
- One in four recorded species was seen just onceSection: Statistics
- Only 0.6% of known fungi have an IUCN assessmentSection: Statistics
- Ophiocordyceps gotrae — parasite of an adult waspSection: New species
- Orchid conservation also begins with its fungiSection: Conservation
- Over a hundred fungal species glow in the darkSection: Curiosities
Ö
P
- Palmyra’s returning forest also needs its fungal partnersSection: News
- Persoon puts fungal names in orderSection: History
- Pier Antonio MicheliSection: People
- Pleurotus sinensis: a new species among pinkish oyster mushroomsSection: New species
- Pokljuka: a mushroom walk, not a race to a limitSection: Travel
- Poland is first in Europe to protect fungiSection: History
- Poland produced 308.3 thousand tonnes of cultivated mushrooms in 2025Section: Statistics
- Poland: mushroom picking as the normSection: Countries
- Poland's picture of fungi still rests on herbariaSection: Statistics
- Poloniny: two routes into woodland that keeps its dead woodSection: Travel
- Prototaxites: the Devonian giant that was probably not a fungusSection: Curiosities
- Purpureocillium atlanticum: a fungus from a Brazilian spider burrowSection: New species
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S
- Salzkammergut: the mushroom belongs to the ownerSection: Travel
- Schizothecium keniense — a new fungus from cow dungSection: New species
- Schwarzwald: where the right to a basket endsSection: Travel
- Shiitake: from the log to the bag of sawdustSection: Culture
- Six new species from Polish broadleaf treesSection: New species
- Slovakia: woodland traditions and levels of protectionSection: Countries
- Slovenia: two kilograms is not the whole ruleSection: Countries
- Smardaea perezsilvae from Monte TlálocSection: New species
- Snake skin matters: lipids, bacteria and a fungal pathogenSection: News
- Some fungal spores can swimSection: Curiosities
- Spain: mushroom picking by permitSection: Countries
- Spores fired at 180,000 gSection: Curiosities
- Steere Herbarium, New York Botanical GardenSection: Places
- Stevenson Mushroom Festival 2026Section: Events
- Svampens dag 2026 — the Swedish day of the mushroomSection: Events
- Sweden: allemansrätten and forest goldSection: Countries
- Switzerland: local custom written into the codeSection: Countries
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T
- Telluride Mushroom Festival 2026Section: Events
- Tempeh: how Rhizopus hyphae build a foodSection: Culture
- Termites farmed fungi long before humans didSection: Curiosities
- That black film on leaves is fungi tooSection: New species
- The 2026 NAMA annual foray in the Upper PeninsulaSection: Events
- The auction where a truffle costs as much as a carSection: Culture
- The death cap is an alien in AmericaSection: Conservation
- The estimated number of fungal species worldwideSection: Statistics
- The first antibiotic came from a mouldSection: Curiosities
- The fly agaric and Santa — a myth that sticksSection: Culture
- The free mushroom advice service in BerlinSection: Places
- The Fungarium at Kew GardensSection: Places
- The fungarium at Royal Botanic Garden EdinburghSection: Places
- The fungus in a lichen helps its alga obtain ironSection: News
- The fungus that changes how ants behaveSection: Curiosities
- The fungus that needs salt in order to growSection: Curiosities
- The herbarium of Meise Botanic GardenSection: Places
- The mushroom expert at Bydgoszcz sanitary stationSection: Places
- The Mushroom Festival, Kennett Square 2026Section: Events
- The mushroom season has shifted by nearly two weeksSection: Conservation
- The mycological collection of the National MuseumSection: Places
- The mycological collections of Luomus in HelsinkiSection: Places
- The number of described fungal speciesSection: Statistics
- The Polish Mycological SocietySection: Places
- The red list of fungi in PolandSection: Conservation
- The Red List still sees only a sliver of fungiSection: Conservation
- The share of land plants forming mycorrhizaSection: Statistics
- The stinkhorn lures flies with the smell of carrionSection: Curiosities
- The United Kingdom: picking is not theftSection: Countries
- The yeast genome is sequencedSection: History
- Thirty fungal lineages described from DNA aloneSection: Curiosities
- Thousands of mating types in split-gill fungi: what does that mean?Section: Curiosities
- Three aquatic Distoseptispora from the PhilippinesSection: New species
- Three candidate earthstar lineages from foragers’ basketsSection: News
- Three new lichens told apart by a bloomSection: New species
- Tree diversity makes its strongest mark belowgroundSection: News
- Two new ascomycetes from the Yunnan-Guizhou PlateauSection: New species
- Two new species from dead wood, with an activity testSection: New species
- Two new yeasts from flowers in northern ThailandSection: New species
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- W. Szafer Institute of Botany, KrakówSection: Places
- Wallonia: a ten-litre bucket and the owner's consentSection: Countries
- Waxcap grasslands: habitat hidden under turfSection: Conservation
- We know edibility for 22% of atlas speciesSection: Statistics
- Westerdijk Fungal Biodiversity InstituteSection: Places
- What stops Candida at the mucosal barrierSection: News
- Wheatfen 2026: the British Mycological Society fungus identification workshopSection: Events
- Wheatfen: wetland fungi at Ted Ellis’s reserveSection: Places
- Which fungi are protected in PolandSection: Conservation
- Why boletes turn blue when cutSection: Curiosities
- Władysław WojewodaSection: People
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- 110 quadrillion km of AMF hyphae in topsoilSection: Statistics
- 13.12 Gt CO₂e a year goes to mycorrhizal myceliumSection: Statistics
- 16 mushroom poisonings notified in Poland in 2025Section: Statistics
- 1665: Hooke shows mould under the microscopeSection: History
- 19 fungal pathogens and groups on the WHO priority listSection: Statistics
- 1941: a fungus connects genes with chemical reactionsSection: History
- 1951: the first effective antifungal medicineSection: History
- 1976: a mould yields the first cholesterol inhibitorSection: History
- 1991: where "1.5 million species" came fromSection: History
- 1993: the fungus that was to make taxolSection: History
- 1998: a fungus turns out to be killing amphibiansSection: History
- 2003: the first genome of a filamentous fungusSection: History
- 2007: mycologists agree on one tree of fungiSection: History
- 2008: the genome of the first mycorrhizal fungusSection: History
- 2011: one fungus gets one nameSection: History
- 2012: ITS becomes the fungal barcodeSection: History
- 239,180 fungal species hypotheses in UNITESection: Statistics
- 3.8 million deaths a year associated with severe fungal diseaseSection: Statistics
- 450,470 Polish fungal records in GBIFSection: Statistics
- 9.5% of mycorrhizal richness hotspots fall within protected areasSection: Statistics