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The mushrooms of Nepal, by any name you know them
We are starting where our mycologists work. These are the mushroom-forming species on record from Nepal — search by scientific name, by an old name science has retired, or by what it is called where you live. Names and classification come from the GBIF backbone taxonomy, and nothing here says whether a mushroom is safe to eat.
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