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Collecting and preserving fungi specimens, a manual Queensland HerbariumDepartment of Science, Information Technology and Innovation February 2017 version 2.1 prepared by Megan Prance and Nigel Fetcher Queensland

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1. Start by finding a suitable location to collect fungi. This can be a forest, meadow, or any area with a variety of fungi.
2. Use a knife or scissors to carefully cut the fungi at its base. Make sure to handle the fungi gently to avoid damaging it.
3. Place the collected fungi in a basket or container. It is recommended to use a breathable container like a paper bag to allow air circulation and prevent moisture buildup.
4. Take note of the location and date of collection for future references.
5. When preserving fungi, it is important to properly clean them. Use a soft brush or cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
6. For long-term preservation, drying is the most common method. You can either air dry the fungi by placing them in a well-ventilated area or use a food dehydrator set at a low temperature.
7. Another preservation method is to use a desiccant, such as silica gel, to absorb moisture from the fungi. Place the fungi and desiccant in an airtight container.
8. Label each preserved specimen with its scientific name, collection date, and location.
9. Store the preserved fungi in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
10. Periodically check on the stored fungi to ensure they remain in good condition and discard any specimens showing signs of decay or mold.

Who needs collecting and preserving fungi?

1. Researchers and scientists studying fungi as part of their field of study.
2. Mycologists and botanists who specialize in the study of fungi.
3. Nature enthusiasts and amateur collectors interested in identifying and cataloging different types of fungi.
4. Educational institutions, such as schools and universities, that use fungi specimens for teaching purposes.
5. Pharmaceutical companies and biotech firms that may extract useful compounds or study the medicinal properties of certain fungi.
6. Environmentalists and conservationists monitoring the diversity and distribution of fungi in different regions.
7. Artists and crafters who use dried fungi for various artistic or decorative purposes.

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What is collecting and preserving fungi?

Collecting and preserving fungi involves gathering different types of fungi species and storing them for research or reference purposes.

Who is required to file collecting and preserving fungi?

Researchers, scientists, and individuals who are studying fungi are required to file collecting and preserving fungi.

How to fill out collecting and preserving fungi?

To fill out collecting and preserving fungi, individuals must document the species of fungi collected, the location where they were found, and any relevant details about the collection process.

What is the purpose of collecting and preserving fungi?

The purpose of collecting and preserving fungi is to study and understand the different species of fungi, their habitats, and their potential uses in various industries.

What information must be reported on collecting and preserving fungi?

The information that must be reported on collecting and preserving fungi includes the species of fungi collected, the date and location of collection, and any special characteristics of the fungi.