Volume 13, Part 3, August 1999 The Austrian Journal of Mycology. Programme information for the members is maintained by a newsletter, but our long term aim has been to revive the Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Pilzkunde. This has finally been realised, since 1992, with Dr Irmgard Krisai- Greilhuber as editor. Our journal appears annually and publishes mycological and licheno- logical articles in German, English and French. It is a great stimulus for mycology in Austria, not only for the few professional mycologists but especially for very active amateurs, for example papers by Hauslmecht (1996); Klofac & Krisai-Greilhuber (1994) and Mader & Mader (1994). The journal is supported by the Austrian Ministry of Science, Art and Traffic. References Hausknecht, A., 1996: Beitriige zur Kenntnis der Bolbitiaceae 3. Europiiische Conocybe-Arten mit wurzelndem oder tief im Substrat eingesenktem Stiel. Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Pilzkunde 5: 161- 202. Klofac, W., Krisai-Greilhuber, I., 1994: Zur Typusdiskussion des Boletinus cavipes. Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Pilzkunde 3: 1-3. Krisai,1., 1992: Die Makromyceten im Raum von Wien: Okologie, Zonologie, Floristik und Systematik. Dissertation Universitat Wien, 826 S. Krisai-Greilhuber, 1., 1992: Die Makromyceten im Raum von Wien: Okologie und Floristik. Libri Bontanici 6: 1-192.Eching: IHW-Verlag. Mader, A., Mader, K., 1994: Zur Kenntnis von Hymenogaster remyi (Typus, Vergleich mit nueren Funden, Primordialentwicklung). Osterreichische Zeitschrift fiir Pilzkunde 3: 9-14. British Mycological Society Award at the Chelsea Flower Show SILVER-GILT MEDAL THE ROYAL HORTICULT URAL SOCIETY British Mycological Society at the Chelsea Flower Show 1999 were demonstrated on their host plants and also under the microscope, at both low and high power magnification with the images projected on to video screens. Modern science relating to fungi was shown by a demonstration of the use of the polymerase chain reaction for distinguishing closely-related Fusarium and Microdochium species which take part in plant root rots. Posters complementing the exhibits occupied the wall space. At the judging of the exhibits, to the delight of those participating, the Society was rewarded with the RHS Silver-gilt Medal for this its first-ever stand at the Show. About 20 members helped to man the stand, which attracted much interest and favourable comment from visitors. Some further detail is given in the BMS Newsletter and the Society's Website. lncorporutcd 1X09 Establi slu.. -d 1X04 AWARDED TO The BMS was invited to exhibit at the Royal Horticultural Society's 1999 Chelsea Flower Show and used this opportunity with a display simply entitled 'Fungi', made up of three parts. Macrofungi were represented by a range of artistically displayed. fresh specimens, and models made by members to indicate absent seasonal fungi. Microfungi were represented by plant pathogenic rusts and mildews. These • For an exhibit of Fungi Henry Tribe BMS Publicity Secretary

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Volume 13, Part 3, August 1999

The Austrian Journal of Mycology.Programme information for the members ismaintained by a newsletter, but our long termaim has been to revive the OsterreichischeZeitschrift fur Pilzkunde. This has finally beenrealised, since 1992, with Dr Irmgard Krisai-Greilhuber as editor. Our journal appearsannually and publishes mycological and licheno-logical articles in German, English and French.It is a great stimulus for mycology in Austria,not only for the few professional mycologistsbut especially for very active amateurs, forexample papers by Hauslmecht (1996); Klofac &Krisai-Greilhuber (1994) and Mader & Mader(1994). The journal is supported by the AustrianMinistry of Science, Art and Traffic.

References

Hausknecht, A., 1996: Beitriige zur Kenntnis derBolbitiaceae 3. Europiiische Conocybe-Arten mitwurzelndem oder tief im Substrat eingesenktemStiel. Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Pilzkunde 5: 161-202.

Klofac, W., Krisai-Greilhuber, I., 1994: ZurTypusdiskussion des Boletinus cavipes.Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Pilzkunde 3: 1-3.

Krisai,1., 1992: Die Makromyceten im Raum von Wien:Okologie, Zonologie, Floristik und Systematik.Dissertation Universitat Wien, 826 S.

Krisai-Greilhuber, 1., 1992: Die Makromyceten im Raumvon Wien: Okologie und Floristik. Libri Bontanici 6:1-192.Eching: IHW-Verlag.

Mader, A., Mader, K., 1994: Zur Kenntnis vonHymenogaster remyi (Typus, Vergleich mit nuerenFunden, Primordialentwicklung). OsterreichischeZeitschrift fiir Pilzkunde 3: 9-14.

British Mycological Society Awardat the Chelsea Flower Show

SILVER-GILT MEDAL

THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

British Mycological Society

at the Chelsea Flower Show 1999

were demonstrated on their host plants andalso under the microscope, at both low andhigh power magnification with the imagesprojected on to video screens.

Modern science relating to fungi was shownby a demonstration of the use of thepolymerase chain reaction for distinguishingclosely-related Fusarium and Microdochiumspecies which take part in plant root

rots. Posters complementingthe exhibits occupied thewall space.

At the judging of theexhibits, to the delight ofthose participating, theSociety was rewarded withthe RHS Silver-gilt Medalfor this its first-ever stand atthe Show. About 20 membershelped to man the stand,which attracted muchinterest and favourablecomment from visitors.Some further detail is givenin the BMS Newsletter andthe Society's Website.

lncorporutcd 1X09Establi slu..-d 1X0 4

AWARDED TO

The BMS was invited to exhibit at the RoyalHorticultural Society's 1999 Chelsea FlowerShow and used this opportunity with a displaysimply entitled 'Fungi', made up of three parts.Macrofungi were represented by a range ofartistically displayed. fresh specimens, andmodels made by members to indicate absentseasonal fungi. Microfungi were represented byplant pathogenic rusts and mildews. These

•For an exhibit of Fungi Henry Tribe

BMS Publicity Secretary