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Album containing 151 colour photographs of fungi cultures taken by Prof W A Hayes.

Album containing 96 colour photographs of fungi cultires taken by Prof W A Hayes.

53 b&w photos connected with fungi & mushrooms. Most are connected with growth culture experiments. A few illustrate commercial production of mushrooms, some in India.

Black and white photographs documenting research into the life cycle of mushrooms with a view to increasing crop size. There is some duplication.

Illustrations, including photographs, for the above named publication by W A Hayes & S Chang published by Academic Press 1978 (ISBN 978-0121680503). Many are of individual species.

66 colour prints showing cultivation of species of mushrooms and fungi around the world. Eight are of a production facility in Thailand, others appear to be in Africa and possibly elsewhere in Asia. Some are labelled on the reverse.

Photographs of a mushroom farm, believed to be on the Indian sub-continent, exact location unknown.

Mushrooms & commercial aspects of their cultivation in Kenya, India and an unidentified location in south east Asia.

Includes 32 col photos found in an envelope marked 'Japan, Taiwan, Exotic.' These are of commercial mushroom enterprises. Most of the other photographs are of experiments and apparatus. Many are annotated on the reverse.

Photographs connected with Prof Hayes research work into mushrooms and fungi. Many are of unidentified mushroom farms, also copies of C19th prints showing mushroom cultivation in France. Some photos are annotated but most are not.

Photographs, some duplicated, showing petri dishes and microscopic aspects of mushrooms. Includes examples of micrographs.

Includes views of Shii-take mushroom farms in Japan and Taiwan; a farm growing Flammulina in Taiwan; small mushroom farm in Pakistan. Also many technical photos of cultures in petri dishes etc., many being duplicates of photos elsewhere in the collection.

Black and white and colour photos of mushrooms including farms in Kenya and (probably) India. Also photos of unidentified species growing in the wild, petri dish cultures, experiments etc.