Discover the intricate world of fungi with "The Gilled Mushrooms (Agaricaceae) of Michigan and the Great Lakes Region" by C. H. Kauffman, presented here as a complete two-volume Dover edition. This comprehensive work is an unabridged republication of the original 1918 edition, offering an invaluable resource for mycologists, botanists, and natural history enthusiasts. Delve into detailed descriptions of over 875 species and varieties of gilled mushrooms found across Michigan and the broader Great Lakes Region, making it an essential reference for identifying local fungal flora.

This scholarly set is richly enhanced with 172 photographic plates, providing visual aids crucial for identification. Each volume is packed with precise information on habitat, pileus, stem, gills, and other defining characteristics, meticulously compiled by Kauffman. Whether you are a seasoned mycologist or a budding mushroom enthusiast, this thorough and authoritative guide offers a wealth of knowledge for understanding the diverse and fascinating Agaricaceae family. The set is perfect for academic study, field research, or as a distinguished addition to any natural science library.