Detection and identification of edible and toxic mushrooms in Guatemala
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https://doi.org/10.54495/Rev.Cientifica.v7i1.429Keywords:
detection, identification, edible mushrooms, toxic mushrooms, GuatemalaAbstract
This first phase of the project consists of expanding on the work carried out in previous years. By achieving the proposed objectives, it will be possible to assemble a structure that will allow us to continue with the second phase of the project, which will be the identification of all possible toxic edible mushrooms. The main objectives are:
- To organize and adapt the material collected since 1983, both bibliographic and herbarium.
- To standardize the herbarium with international standards to make it a useful reference tool, unique in the country to date.
- To acquire relevant documentation on macromycetes and prepare sufficient material to continue with the second phase of the study.
- To create the necessary conditions for the Mycology Laboratory to be considered a national reference center for macromycetes and be prepared to respond to any inquiries that may arise.
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Argueta. J. Estudio de los macromicetos en la ciudad de Guatemala. Mixco y San Juan Sacatepéquez. (Tesis de Graduación). Facultad de CC.QQ. y Farmacia, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, 1983.
Sommerkamp, Y. Estudio de los macromicetos del biotopo universitario "Licenciado Mario Dary Rivera" para la conservación del Quetzal. (Tesis de Graduación). Facultad de ce QQ. y Farmacia, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, 1984.
Guzman, G. et al. Fungi from Guatemala, 1. A New Species of Morchella. Mycologia Helvetica 1(6): 451-459. 1985
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