Pp. xxiv, 703; some text-figures (line-drawings). Publisher’s original black cloth, lg 8vo. This Guidebook is intended to facilitate improvements in introductory mycology teaching. It attempts to provide answers to three 1) How to obtain desired mycological materials, especially by field collections in diverse ecological situations; 2) how to maintain fungus specimens in the laboratory so they can be used for teaching; and 3) how to present selected groups of the fungi in their most provocative living condition. No ownership marks and no signs of use. This volume is from the private research collection of University of Michigan mycologist Alexander H. Smith.