Description
David N. Pegler presents a comprehensive exploration of the genus Lentinus, delving into the intricate world of these fascinating fungi. This systematic account offers a thorough examination of recognized species, catering to both scholars and enthusiasts alike. Pegler’s meticulous research is complemented by 65 detailed line drawings that vividly illustrate the unique characteristics of each species, creating a visual feast for readers.
The monograph serves as a vital resource for understanding the taxonomy and ecology of Lentinus, shedding light on their roles within various ecosystems. By meticulously categorizing each species, Pegler provides a framework that enhances knowledge and appreciation of these often-overlooked organisms. The book not only enriches the scientific community but also invites amateur mycologists to deepen their understanding of fungi.
As a part of the Kew Bulletin Additional Series, this work stands out for its scholarly rigor and clarity, making it an indispensable guide for future research and exploration in the field of mycology.
The monograph serves as a vital resource for understanding the taxonomy and ecology of Lentinus, shedding light on their roles within various ecosystems. By meticulously categorizing each species, Pegler provides a framework that enhances knowledge and appreciation of these often-overlooked organisms. The book not only enriches the scientific community but also invites amateur mycologists to deepen their understanding of fungi.
As a part of the Kew Bulletin Additional Series, this work stands out for its scholarly rigor and clarity, making it an indispensable guide for future research and exploration in the field of mycology.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
281 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2014
Publisher
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Edition
1
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
1842465600
ISBN-13
9781842465608
