Note 4

Find it in pictures 10

Mushrooms grown in our country

Basidiomycota
Wrinkled mushrooms
Wrinkled Mushroom 28
White Wrinkled Mushroom 29
30 oyster mushrooms
Ink Mushroom 31
Wrinkled Teacup Mushroom 32
33 enoki mushrooms
Horse mushroom 34
35 large mushrooms

Amanita muscaria
Forsythia melanophore 36
37 golden-colored mushrooms
Long-bone mushroom 38
Egg Mushroom 39
Poisonous Umbrella Mushroom 40
Devil's Mushroom 41
Snake Skin Mushroom 42
Red-spotted fly agaric 43
44 oyster mushrooms
Paris mushrooms 45

Noodle mushrooms and
Purple Mushroom Noodles 46
47 oyster mushrooms

Ink mushroom and
Black-banded dung mushroom 48
Horse dung mushroom 49

Foreign mushroom family
50 mushrooms
Yellow-capped mushroom 51

Mushrooms and
52 mushrooms
53 mushrooms

Cherry mushroom and
54 Pot-bellied Smoke Mushrooms
Flower Mushroom 55
Multicolored Cherry Blossom Mushroom 56

Sweat mushrooms and
Pine mushroom 57
Man-ga-dak mushroom
58 mushrooms
Ashy Mushroom 59

Leaf mushrooms and
Paper Flower Mushroom 60
Large deciduous mushroom 61

Mushrooms and
Clear Wrinkled Mushroom 62
Reddish-brown wrinkled mushroom 63
64 moss mushrooms

Phellodendron amurense
Baby's Milk Mushroom 65
Elevation 66
67 Hwagyeong mushrooms

Mulberry mushroom
Mulberry mushroom 68
Mulberry Mushroom Buchi 69
70 oyster mushrooms
Sticky Mushroom 71

Oyster family
Oyster 72

I'm a mushroom
Yellow Mushroom 73
74 mushrooms
White silky mushroom 75

Tear mushroom and
Yellow-brown ink mushroom 76
77 edible ink mushrooms
Big-eyed Mushroom 78

Grape mushrooms and
Brown-yellow madness mushroom 79
80 dogwood mushrooms
Yellow Hazel Mushroom 81
Black scaly mushroom 82
83 oyster mushrooms
Chin-up grape mushroom 84

Matsutake family
Sky Blue Funnel Mushroom 85
Soybean Mushroom 86
Minja Kitchen Mushroom 87
Songi 88
Weasel Songi 89
Halmi Songi 90
Pine mushroom 91

Otology
Neck 92

Net mushrooms
Mountain net mushroom 93
Plate-shaped net mushroom 94
Yellow-green oyster mushroom 95
96 cap net mushrooms
Ghost Net Mushroom 97
Hairy Ghost Net Mushroom 98
Golden Seed Mushroom 99

Dust mushroom
100 Dust Mushrooms

Mushrooms and
Mushroom 101
Large plug mushroom 102

Silk net mushroom
Silkworm 103
Ox Silk Net Mushroom 104

Oriole mushroom
Oriole Mushroom 105

Fart mushrooms and
Bordered fart mushroom 106

Trumpet mushroom
Trumpet Mushroom 107
108 oyster mushrooms

Pine scaly mushrooms
Birch Shirubeon Mushroom 109
Woody Mud Mushroom 110
Mud Mushroom 111
Layered Mushroom 112

and the pile mushroom
Squid Beak Mushroom 113
Yellow Mushroom 114
115 pile mushrooms
116 Mushrooms
Three-legged mushroom 117

and the chanterelle mushroom
Pine mushroom 118

Immortality
Immortal candle 119
Jannabibulrocho 120

King leaf mushroom
121 leaf mushrooms

Agaric mushrooms
122 vascular mushrooms
123 mushrooms

Hole-forming mushrooms
124 clam shell mushrooms
125 pine mushrooms
Cloud Songpyeon Mushroom 126
Poria 127

Flower mushrooms and
Flower Mushroom 128

Pine cone hair mushroom
Pine cone mushroom 129

Hericium erinaceae
Deer antler 130

Shaman mushroom and
131 pear mushrooms
Milk Mushroom 132
White Wrinkled Milk Mushroom 133
Tile Mushroom 134
Suwon Shaman Mushroom 135
136 oyster mushrooms
137 green oyster mushrooms

Deer hair mushroom
White Mushroom 138
139 fragrant mushrooms

Wart Mushrooms and
140 magpie mushrooms

White-throated oystercatcher
White-necked 141

Ascomycota

Tuberculosis fungi
Odi sclerotia 144

Crab shell mushroom
Devil's Mushroom 145

Saddle mushroom
Long-legged saddle mushroom 146

Gombo mushroom
Morel mushrooms 147

Hairy plate mushroom
148 wild mushrooms

and wine glass mushrooms
Hairy little-lipped mushroom 149

Cordyceps militaris
Cordyceps militaris 150

Spot mushrooms
Red Deer Horn Mushroom 151

Cordyceps militaris
Cordyceps sinensis 152
Large cicada-predating Cordyceps militaris 153

Learn more about mushrooms
What are mushrooms?
Ecosystems and Mushrooms 156
Classification by method of obtaining nutrients 158
Fruiting bodies and mycelia 166
Appearance and Structure 168

Spores and reproduction
Ascomycetes and Basidiomycetes 174
Spore 178
Mushrooms live 180 years

Mushrooms and People
Mushroom History 182
Mushroom Uses 184
Growing Mushrooms 188
Poisonous mushroom 190

Search

Look up scientific names 196
Search for Korean words 200
Reference Book 205

· The "Mushroom Picnic Guide" is a field guide that you can carry around and explore.


The "Mushroom Picnic Guide" is a size that fits perfectly in one hand.
It fits perfectly in children's hands and fits easily in a pocket. Made with PUR binding, the book opens wide and is sturdy.
Also, in Part 1, 'Finding with Pictures', mushrooms are grouped by their location, such as in the forest, on trees, among fallen leaves, and in the grass, so that you can find them at a glance anywhere.

· 『Mushroom Outing Guide』 was written in easy Korean.


『Mushroom Outing Guide』 is written in simple Korean without using difficult technical terms, so anyone from children to adults can easily understand it.
You can learn where mushrooms come from, when they grow, how they grow, whether they are poisonous, and what they are used for.
We also have separate information boxes so you can see the information you need first.


· The 『Mushroom Outing Guide』 is structured as follows.


Part 1: To quickly and easily find mushrooms growing in Korea, try 'Find by Picture'.
You can find mushrooms at a glance by dividing them into 'Mushrooms that grow on the ground in the forest', 'Mushrooms that grow on trees, stumps, and tree fruits', 'Mushrooms that grow on fallen leaves, manure piles, and bamboo forests', 'Mushrooms that grow on grass, roadsides, parks, and sandy ground', and 'Mushrooms that grow on insects, other mushrooms, and moss'.


Part 2: I drew mushrooms found in our country in detail.
I also drew similar mushrooms and young mushrooms.
By placing an information box, you can quickly find out the size of the mushroom and whether it is a symbiotic, decomposable, or parasitic mushroom, and also find the mushroom characteristics right away.
It also lists whether it is a poisonous mushroom, an edible mushroom, or a mushroom used as medicine.
We have written in easy Korean about where mushrooms grow, when they grow, their physical characteristics that can be identified at a glance, how they grow, and their uses.


A sneak peek at the text of "Mushroom Outing Guide"

Egg mushroom, chicken egg mushroom (Amanita hemibapha)
It is called 'egg mushroom' because the white, round young mushrooms resemble eggs.
It grows alone or scattered on the ground in forests from summer to fall.
It also forms a mushroom ring.
It is commonly found around oak, chestnut, chestnut, fir, and pine trees.
The cap is round and mountain-shaped, then flattens out into a cinnamon-like shape.
It is red or orange in color and has a smooth exterior.
There are distinct stripes along the edges.
The wrinkles are yellow.
The stem is light yellow in color, and a large white pouch surrounds the base.
I eat a lot of it because it's pretty in color and tastes good.

Part 3 contains more information about mushrooms.
You can learn more about mushrooms and easily understand them by covering topics such as the ecosystem and mushrooms, how they obtain nutrients, their appearance and structure, spores, their life cycle, the history and uses of mushrooms, and poisonous mushrooms.