[Tom Kirby]

http://naturalhistory.uga.edu/~gmnh/mycoherb_site/myxogal.htm

[Tom Kirby]

Hi Doug,
There is a wealth of information on the internet specifically on myxomycetes, primarily in the form of well illustrated keys. Fortunately, myxos are in general easily (or rather not so difficult) to get a handles on from their macro form followed up with microscopy. The University of Iowa books and keys are very good but the NEFSG has some excellent reading matter in the portable library.
I will indicate some good links after this send.
Best,
Tom

[Tom Kirby]

….thanks for that Christine…..they were small but many!
Let me know how your searching goes….all the 2013 records are on CATE2 already!
Best
Tom

• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by Tom Kirby.

[Tom Kirby]

Hi Christine.
Go to CATE2 and hit the public access >species records>filter.
Start typing in to the top box the name of your species. Very Important! You MUST select from the drop down Iist.
Now type in to ANY other boxes– VC, dates, names etc. but LET THE SYSTEM FIND THE SELECTED INPUT.
When you have the necessary inputs, hit filter and up will come all finds that suit the parameters.
Best,
Tom

[Tom Kirby]

I will be in touch Laura. Do you have any mid week time to discuss the Newsletter? Only 7 weeks to the next one!
Best,
Tom

[Tom Kirby]

Hello each,
between the two of you this has been a minor triumph of slick organisation
Thank you.
Tom

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