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Fungi of Britain
A photographic guide to identifying the fungi of Britain
What's Fungi of Britain APK?
Fungi of Britain is a app for Android, It's developed by NatureBritain author.
First released on google play in 7 years ago and latest version released in 2 years ago.
This app has 1.7K download times on Google play
This product is an app in Books & Reference category. More infomartion of Fungi of Britain on google play
Identify and learn about the fungi of Britain. Over 470 of the commonest species are described and illustrated.
Fungi are listed alphabetically and by Group. Each fungus is presented with a description, mycological data, key identification points, cross-references to similar species, and one or more images showing various aspects of the species. The app can be configured to prefer either common or scientific names.
There is a Key with drop-down lists of characteristics to help you to identify fungi in the field, and you can test and improve your knowledge with the interactive quiz!
NatureBritain pledges a proportion of app revenues to supporting woodland conservation, education and research projects in the UK.
***WARNING*** Many British fungi are poisonous, some terminally so. Information on edibility is provided for interest only. If you intend eating any wild fungi you should seek the help of an expert.
Fungi are listed alphabetically and by Group. Each fungus is presented with a description, mycological data, key identification points, cross-references to similar species, and one or more images showing various aspects of the species. The app can be configured to prefer either common or scientific names.
There is a Key with drop-down lists of characteristics to help you to identify fungi in the field, and you can test and improve your knowledge with the interactive quiz!
NatureBritain pledges a proportion of app revenues to supporting woodland conservation, education and research projects in the UK.
***WARNING*** Many British fungi are poisonous, some terminally so. Information on edibility is provided for interest only. If you intend eating any wild fungi you should seek the help of an expert.
