Dictionary Of The - Fungi

The (officially Ainsworth & Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi ) is widely considered the "Bible" of mycology. Since its first publication in 1943, it has served as the essential reference for the classification, nomenclature, and terminology of the fungal kingdom. Core Purpose & Scope

The dictionary has evolved significantly over ten editions to reflect the rapid progress in fungal science: Dictionary of the Fungi

: Modern versions distinguish "true fungi" from chromistan and protistan "fungus-like" organisms (like water molds), placing them in their correct eukaryotic kingdoms. Significance in Research The (officially Ainsworth & Bisby's Dictionary of the

The dictionary provides a comprehensive list of all fungal and lichen generic names. For every accepted genus, it details: Dictionary of the Fungi

: Its place within the current taxonomic hierarchy.

: Definitions of mycological terms and short accounts of higher taxa.