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Includes anatomical images and also links out to resources hosted by other creators such as the National Cancer Institute's Anatomy & Physiology tutorial
Extensive coverage of research and development within the applied sciences and computing disciplines with full text for almost 1,200 journals
Academic and professional journals, magazines, books, theses, and CEUs for Nursing and allied health professions.
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Search back issues of scholarly journals in arts, humanities, and social science disciplines, as well as business, finance, and health science fields; capture titles that cross discipline boundaries. Dates from the 1700s on, with a lag of more than one year. Allows advanced searching. Includes some open-access Artstor materials.
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Reference works, Scholarly journals, Trade publications, and important General interest magazines covering core academic subject areas. Help Guide available.
Full-text archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine (NIH/NLM)
Online resource to identify a large number of trees by their leaves and other identifying factors
What is Mycology?
Mycology is a branch of Biology and is the study of Fungi. The Fungi classification includes many different types of mushrooms, rusts, molds, and yeasts. A combination of growth, survival rate, and environmental factors such as nitrogen, carbon, potassium, phosphorous and carbohydrates results in the development of fruiting bodies of mushrooms, although some species of mushrooms require more complex sugars.
The Benefits of Mycelium
Mycelium is a fungal mycorrhizal network of fine strands or hairs called hyphae developing into underground branches of information, connecting to plants, trees, dead matter of all kinds, including fallen plants, trees, and even animals. Mycelia or mycelium becomes a synergistic relationship to nature, taking in carbon and sugars to develop fruiting bodies, in return giving carbon dioxide to the plant kingdom which is needed for their benefit and well-being.
What Kind of Mushroom is It?
Many people in our state of Indiana love to forage in state parks and forests looking for many edible gourmet and even medicinal mushrooms, especially in early spring. Mushroom hunters look for Morels (Morchella americana), Hen of the Woods (Grifola frondosa), Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporus sulphureus), Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus), and Turkey Tail mushrooms (Trametes versicolor). There are many other species throughout the Midwest.
Always be careful to fully identify any mushrooms you may come upon because there could be poisonous mushrooms located near edible mushrooms.
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Includes anatomical images and also links out to resources hosted by other creators such as the National Cancer Institute's Anatomy & Physiology tutorial
Full-text content focusing on the humanities and social sciences; includes e-books and some scholarly journals. Project Muse is maintained by Johns Hopkins University Press.
Reference works, Scholarly journals, Trade publications, and important General interest magazines covering core academic subject areas. Help Guide available.
Search back issues of scholarly journals in arts, humanities, and social science disciplines, as well as business, finance, and health science fields; capture titles that cross discipline boundaries. Dates from the 1700s on, with a lag of more than one year. Allows advanced searching. Includes some open-access Artstor materials.
Indiana State Library's collection of databases free to all residents. Includes Spanish, Portuguese, and French language databases. Recommended for all academic subjects at all levels. Also consumer research, genealogy and local history.
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