Association of British Fungus Groups (ABFG) - http://www.abfg.org/
Mycokey Genera List - http://www.mycokey.com/MycoKeySolidState/GenusList.html
Ciboria - http://www.bio.uio.no/bot/ascomycetes/Taxa/Ciboria.html
Russula - Russulales News / Characteristics of the russuloid fungi
Mycena - http://home.online.no/~araronse/Mycenakey/
Entoloma - Entoloma introduction page
Rhodocybe, Psilocybe, Hemimycena, Lactarius - engels startpagina
Leccinum - leccinum in Europa - engels
Xerocomus - Fluweelboletenpagina
Grassland fungi: Hygrocybe, Entolomaceae, Clavariaceae, Geoglossaceae (atlas and Photographs) - Online Atlas of Grassland Fungi in Wales
Hygrocybe - : : WaxCap Website : :
Ascomycetes - ASCOfrance
Xylariaceae - Pyrenomycetes from southwestern France
Xylariaceae - Xylariaceae: Home
Mollisia and other fungi photos - Mollisia
Checklist of British and Irish Basidiomycetes - Basidiomycota Checklist-Online - Name Search Page
BMS checklist of British fungi, name search - British Fungi - checklist
Bioimages: Gallery of fungi (and other organisms) including many fungi micro photos - FUNGI SS. (true fungi)
Index of fungi photographs on the net - Index of fungi pages or photographs on The Net - A-B - grzyby.pl
Taxonomy/nomenclature - MycoBank, the fungal website
General - http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/
Coprinus - Coprinus (Studies in Coprinus - keys to subsections and species in Coprinus) (predates the fragmentation of the genus into Coprinopsis, Parasola etc. but still very useful)
PS a friend of mine who is a leading figure in worldwide fungal informatics has recommended that I ignore Mycobank as regards taxonomic opinion - while it somewhat useful for general info and links, for the heavy-duty stuff it is a shadow of the following:
Taxonomy/nomenclature - Index Fungorum - Search Page in most instances IF gives you access to the original descriptions of species - invaluable
BMS RESOURCES - Resources - British Mycological Society a very useful place to find all sorts of information on fungi.
It includes:
BMS keys, current recommended - Resources - British Mycological Society
At time of post the following were available, but more are to be added, so a webpage to keep an eye on: Clavaria (brown and black ones), Galerina, Hypoxylon, Lactarius, Naucoria, Psathyrella (red edged gilled ones), Xerocomus, and one that I find extremely useful when I need to establish genus, Keys to British Genera of Agarics and Boleti
BMS older keys - Resources - British Mycological Society
older ones, still considered useful, on Cortinarius, Myxomycetes, Tephrocybe and Dung fungi
BMS archived keys - Resources - British Mycological Society
which may still be of some use or interest, particularly if you don't have any for that particular area ...
Key to Gasteromycetes (puffballs, earthballs etc) - http://www.britmycolsoc.org.uk/files...itain%20by.pdf
New keys have been added to the BMS current recommended keys page - Clavaria (yellow ones), Quick Waxcap Key
Cup fungi (Peziales Leotiales Rytismatales, Pezizaceae, Sarcoscyphaceae, Sarcosomataceae)
Cortinarious Subgenus Myaxcium, Mycena, blackening Russula
Resources - British Mycological Society
Chemicals/stains for fungal microscopy - Guide to Chemicals for Fungal Microscopy
Basic guide to recording and microscopy technique - methods for the study of Entoloma
Fungi odours, in French - Liste des Principales Espèces Odoriférantes
I find this useful when I've got a fungus with a distinctive smell and I'm struggling with other keys. It is compiled from literature references, and interesting to see the variations in descriptions by different authors of the odour of a particular fungus. It needs to be used in conjunction with the British Checklist or other nomenclature websites as it includes older and newer names.
For information on how to study fungi, including microscope work, chemicals etc, tips on photographing fungi - MushroomExpert.Com
Welcome to the Northern Ireland Fungus Group
Myxomycetes - Schleimpilze
Myxomycetes - http://slimemold.uark.edu/
