Eight fungi, including the fly agaric, chanterelle, Boletus edulis, field mushroom, puff ball, morel, dry-rot and ergot. Chromolithograph.
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Contributors
Lettering
Pilze. a. der Fliegenpilz. b. der Eierschwamm. c. der Steinpilz. d. der Champignon. e. der Bovist. f. die Morchel. g. der Hausschwamm. h. das Mutterkorn.
Publication/Creation
Esslingen : J. F. Schreiber.
Physical description
1 print : chromolithograph
Publications note
Claus Nissen, Die botanische Buchillustration Geschichte und Bibliographie, supplement, Stuttgart 1966, p.8
Reference
Wellcome Library no. 20410i
Type/Technique
Language
- German
Subjects
- Mushrooms.
- Fungi.
- Mycology |History –19th century
- Fungal diseases of plants.
- Edible fungi.
- Plants, Edible.
- Edible mushrooms.
- Agaricaceae.
- Agaricus.
- Agaricus campestris.
- Cultivated mushroom.
- Amanita.
- Amanitaceae.
- Amanita muscaria.
- Boletus.
- Boletaceae.
- Cantharellaceae.
- Cantharellus.
- Chanterelle.
- Claviceps.
- Clavicipitaceae.
- Grasses |Diseases and pests.
- Claviceps purpurea.
- Puffballs.
- Lycoperdaceae.
- Wheat.
- Poisonous plants.
- Dry-rot.
- Botany |19th century
- Toxigenic fungi.
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