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A. de la ROCQUE. Edible poisonous mushrooms. General notions. Classification. Study of the characteristics. A practical method for recognizing dangerous species and distinguishing them from the most common food species, followed by advice on the cultivation, conservation and consumption of mushrooms. 25 figures in the text, 12 plates out of the text printed in Chromolithography on Vellum. 158 p. Paris Nodot, publisher 10, rue Monsieur-le- Prince. 1905. - Léon ROLLAND. Atlas of the mushrooms of France, Switzerland and Belgium. Text of 126 p. + table and 120 colored plates representing 283 species, poisonous or remarkable by their abundance or their form, with their description and the indication of their food properties. Watercolors by A. Bessin. Paris, librairie des sciences naturelles Paul Klincksieck éditeur 3, rue Corneille, 1905. Henri ROMAGNESI. - The coprins. P. 20 to 35. Revue de Mycologie, supplement T. VI, f. 1. 1941. - New atlas of fungi. T. 1: 22 fig. 79 chromolithography plates. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1956. - New atlas of fungi. T. 2: 24 fig. pl. 80 to 154 chromolithography. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1958. - New atlas of mushrooms. T. 3: 25 fig. 153 micro details. Pl. 155 to 236 chromolith. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1967. - New atlas of fungi. T. 4 : - The russulas of Europe and North Africa. Essay on the taxonomic and specific value of the morphological and microchemical morphological and microchemical characters of spores and coatings. Preface by M. Roger Heim. 998 p. 1129 fig. 1 color code of spores in russulas. Bordas éditeur à Paris, 1967 (dedication to Georges Malençon). - Mushrooms of Europe. T. 1: 22 figs. 223 color plates and descriptions. T. 2: 489 fig. and black and white photos and pl. coul. and descriptions n° 224 to 491. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1977. - ROGER HEIM. Mushrooms of Europe. Ill. black. In-8, cart. Edit. dust jacket cons. N. Boubée Cie, 1969. The 7 volumes.
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A. de la ROCQUE. Edible poisonous mushrooms. General notions. Classification. Study of the characteristics. A practical method for recognizing dangerous species and distinguishing them from the most common food species, followed by advice on the cultivation, conservation and consumption of mushrooms. 25 figures in the text, 12 plates out of the text printed in Chromolithography on Vellum. 158 p. Paris Nodot, publisher 10, rue Monsieur-le- Prince. 1905. - Léon ROLLAND. Atlas of the mushrooms of France, Switzerland and Belgium. Text of 126 p. + table and 120 colored plates representing 283 species, poisonous or remarkable by their abundance or their form, with their description and the indication of their food properties. Watercolors by A. Bessin. Paris, librairie des sciences naturelles Paul Klincksieck éditeur 3, rue Corneille, 1905. Henri ROMAGNESI. - The coprins. P. 20 to 35. Revue de Mycologie, supplement T. VI, f. 1. 1941. - New atlas of fungi. T. 1: 22 fig. 79 chromolithography plates. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1956. - New atlas of fungi. T. 2: 24 fig. pl. 80 to 154 chromolithography. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1958. - New atlas of mushrooms. T. 3: 25 fig. 153 micro details. Pl. 155 to 236 chromolith. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1967. - New atlas of fungi. T. 4 : - The russulas of Europe and North Africa. Essay on the taxonomic and specific value of the morphological and microchemical morphological and microchemical characters of spores and coatings. Preface by M. Roger Heim. 998 p. 1129 fig. 1 color code of spores in russulas. Bordas éditeur à Paris, 1967 (dedication to Georges Malençon). - Mushrooms of Europe. T. 1: 22 figs. 223 color plates and descriptions. T. 2: 489 fig. and black and white photos and pl. coul. and descriptions n° 224 to 491. Bordas publisher in Paris, 1977. - ROGER HEIM. Mushrooms of Europe. Ill. black. In-8, cart. Edit. dust jacket cons. N. Boubée Cie, 1969. The 7 volumes.
