Fungi of Bhutan

Project Managers: Dawa Penjor, Sabitra Pradhan, and Michael B. Thomas

This collection hopes to provide information on the diversity of mushrooms that are identified and classified in Bhutan to the general public, students, health workers, and researchers. It is also expected that collectors are educated on edible and poisonous mushrooms and also hope that the knowledge presented with help to ensure the long-term sustainability of mushroom diversity in Bhutan.

Research Checklists

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Common Poisonous Mushrooms of Bhutan
Fungi of Bhutan - a preliminary checklist
Insect Fungi of Bhutan
Macrofungi of Bhutan

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Home >> Fungi of Bhutan Fungi of Bhutan Project Managers: Dawa Penjor, Sabitra Pradhan, and Michael B. Thomas This collection hopes to provide information on the diversity of mushrooms that are identified and classified in Bhutan to the general public, students, health workers, and researchers. It is also expected that collectors are educated on edible and poisonous mushrooms and also hope that the knowledge presented with help to ensure the long-term sustainability of mushroom diversity in Bhutan. Research Checklists Research checklists are pre-compiled by biologists. This is a very controlled method for building a species list, which allows for specific specimens to be linked to the species names within the checklist and thus serve as vouchers. Specimen vouchers are proof that the species actually occurs in the given area. If there is any doubt, one can inspect these specimens for verification or annotate the identification when necessary. The symbol opens the species list as an interactive key. Click to Open Map Common Poisonous Mushrooms of Bhutan Fungi of Bhutan - a preliminary checklist Insect Fungi of Bhutan Macrofungi of Bhutan