An edition of Guide to Mr. Worthington Smith's drawings of field and cultivated mushrooms (1910)

Guide to Mr. Worthington Smith's drawings of field and cultivated mushrooms

and poisonous or worthless fungi often mistaken for mushrooms, exhibited in the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History)

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An edition of Guide to Mr. Worthington Smith's drawings of field and cultivated mushrooms (1910)

Guide to Mr. Worthington Smith's drawings of field and cultivated mushrooms

and poisonous or worthless fungi often mistaken for mushrooms, exhibited in the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History)

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Trustees of the British Museum
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Guide to Mr. Worthington Smith's drawings of field and cultivated mushrooms: and poisonous or worthless fungi often mistaken for mushrooms, exhibited in the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History)
1910, Trustees of the British Museum
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24 p. illus., pl.
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