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There is a huge and ever expanding number of websites about fungi. Here are a few. Most have links to other sites.

Introductory and/or images:

FungiBank – an online resource of information about Australia’s rich resource bank of native fungi for revegetation
http://www.fungibank.csiro.au
Fun facts about fungi
http://www.herb.lsa.umich.edu/kidpage/factindx.htm
Fungimap – A project to map the locations of Australian fungi
Mycokey - good guide to fungal genera.
The WWW Virtual Library: Mycology (for fungi of the World)
Fungi at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Fungi of Australia - Australian National Botanic Gardens
New Zealand Fungi
The Fungi of California
Fungi of Australia - ABRS
Fungi Images on the Net (this site is a long list of links to fungi photos on other websites)
Treasures from the Kingdom of Fungi
Portraits of Mushrooms of Japan

More specialised:

Australasian Mycology Society
British Mycological Society
North American Mycological Association
Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research (Australian government)
Introduction to Mycorrhizas - (CSIRO Foresty and Forest Products)
Mycorrhiza Information Exchange

Reference & Further Links:

Glossary - FungiBank
Glossary - Fungi of Australia book
An online Dictionary
Google Glossary
Fungi - further references & bibliography
James Willis diagram of the parts of a mushroom
Miscellaneous Mushroom Site Links
Ainsworth and Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi, 9th Edition, CABI Publishing. This is a comprehensive reference book (it is not online).

Land Care & Biodiversity:

Landcare Australia
National Landcare Program
FloraBank
Australian Natural Resources Atlas
Ecosystem Services Project
Environment Australia
Natural Heritage Trust
Department of Agriculture - Western Australia
State of the Environment Reporting - Biodiversity Reporting (Australian government)

See also the Australian National Botanic Gardens website for even more website links.

Also remember to use search engines like Google^TM for web pages, but also images and words explained (in the Google^TM Glossary).

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