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New Brunswick Museum Mushroom Project

August 15th 2019

https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/mushrooms-of-new-brunswick

The gang over at the New Brunswick Museum have started a project just for our province focusing on mushroom-producing fungi. Check out the link above if you're interested in what is being found in the province of New Brunswick.

Posted on August 15, 2019 03:17 AM by

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Kingdom Fungi: Maritimes

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New Brunswick Museum Mushroom Project

Current Assessments Taxon assessments are documents assessing the current status of a species, usually conservation status. For example, a regional conservation organization might use them to organize information and solicit feedback about the status of several threatened taxa in the region.

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Taxon assessments are documents assessing the current status of a species, usually conservation status. For example, a regional conservation organization might use them to organize information and solicit feedback about the status of several threatened taxa in the region.