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816:. The piece, compiled by the microbiologist Franz Schinner, the mycologist Cuno Furrer-Ziogas, and Horak, contained a detailed biography of Moser and a full bibliography of the 116 research publications he had authored or co-authored between 1949 and 1983. Writing with Walter JĂĽlich, Moser published the first volume of the book series Farbatlas der Basidiomyzeten in 1985, presenting specimens of various
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727:, who had, in turn, taken it up after the death of Thirring earlier that year. Moser remained the society's president for 21 years. In 1972, he became the head of the newly established Institute of Microbiology at Innsbruck, the first of its kind in Austria. He remained in charge of the Institute until his retirement. He taught on a wide range of subjects, including the
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for the first time in that volume. The illustrations, which came in the form of coloured plates, were mostly Moser's own work; Singer described these in a review of the book as "both in original execution and reproduction among the best that have been published". Discussing the book as a whole,
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541:. The work, which became known simply as "Moser", was updated and republished numerous times over the following decades, and translated into both Italian and English, with the latter being by the naturalist Roger Phillips. Some later versions of the book had a different focus. The mycologist
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University of Innsbruck in 1956, and in 1972 became the inaugural head of the first Institute of Microbiology in Austria. He remained with the Institute until his retirement in 1991, and his scientific studies continued until his death in 2002. An influential mycologist who
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at this time, and did not exist as an independent state. Moser became an "authorized mushroom controller and instructor", and was in turn directed to attend mycological seminars around
Germany and Austria. At these seminars, he met prominent mycologists, including
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and growing plants from seeds he had collected on his research trips. He was a capable cook, often creating mushroom-based dishes for guests, though he was on one occasion poisoned during "gastronomic experiments" involving
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in and out of Europe, with Singer calling the book a "much used and appreciated field manual". The work continued to be used as a standard reference for several decades; in 1981, it was still, in the words of the mycologist
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European botanists and mycologists for the post in 1967. Moser was promoted the following year.
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Michael (1999). "Mycological societies of the world: History and activities of the Austrian Mycological Society".
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Benkert, Dieter (2004). "Book Review: Farbatlas der
Basidiomyceten. Lfg. 21. By M. Moser (†), U. Peintner; unter Mitarbeit von F. Bellú & A. Hausknecht".
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in 1992, the first mycologist to be elected. He received international recognition from mycological societies, including being made an honorary member of the
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and related genera. After his retirement, he continued to work heavily, typically beginning at 5 am. In 1992, he researched the presence of
Agaricales in the
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habitats, and he documented, painted and published on his collections in these and other sites around the world. Moser initially doubted the usefulness of
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Benkert, Dieter (2006). "Book Review: Farbatlas der
Basidiomyceten. By M. Moser (†) & U. Peintner; unter Mitarbeit von F. Bellù & A. Hausknecht".
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Benkert, Dieter (2005). "Book Review: Farbatlas der
Basidiomyceten. By M. Moser (†) & U. Peintner; unter Mitarbeit von F. Bellu & A. Hausknecht".
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Moser was promoted to Associate University Professor in 1964. Two years later, the Faculty of Science of the University of Innsbruck recommended that a
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in these mushrooms, hoping to find criteria for separating taxa, and some of his doctoral students studied these elements in depth. Cooperating with
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fungi for the "inoculation" of trees, which later became standard practice around the world. Moser remained with the Federal Institute until 1968.
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cannot fully appreciate the magnitude and importance of this work to the general subject of the distribution and speciation of the higher fungi."
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of central Europe. The book listed 3150 taxa. It served as an update to the mycologist
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Guida alia determinazione dei funghi. (Polyporales, Boletales, Agaricales, Russulales)
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in the world flora and their relations to phanerogams. An update". He co-authored "
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Cortinarius Fr. und nahe verwandte Gattungen in SĂĽdamerika
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Cortinarius Fr. und nahe verwandte Gattungen in SĂĽdamerika
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Die Blätter und Bauchpilze (Agaricales und Gastromycetes)
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Moser, Meinhard Michael; Jülich, Walter (1985–2002).
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1513:Moser, Meinhard Michael (2001).
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1488:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1983).
1479:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1983).
1470:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1980).
1461:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1978).
1452:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1978).
1429:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1967).
1420:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1963).
1411:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1960).
1402:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1955).
1393:Moser, Meinhard Michael (1953).
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1686:2002, p. 331; Wasser 1995, p. 2
1272:(AntonĂn & Noordel. 1997),
1212:(Pöder & Scheuer 1994) and
370:In 1942, Moser enrolled at the
16:Austrian mycologist (1924–2002)
3027:University of Innsbruck alumni
2764:Petrini, Orlando. ed. (1995).
2359:Mycological Society of America
2324:2003b, p. 7; Wasser 1995, p. 4
2187:Cripps and Ammirari 2010, p. 8
1524:Die Cortinariaceae Ă–sterreichs
1185:Mycological Society of America
922:species described by Moser is
415:by Soviet soldiers and made a
361:Emil Johann Lambert Heinricher
189:(sometimes considered part of
1:
2744:10.1016/S0269-915X(99)80035-4
2669:10.1016/S1468-1641(10)60171-5
1181:Ukrainian Academy of Sciences
1149:Hungarian Mycological Society
457:Société mycologique de France
173:ectomycorrhizal relationships
38:
1498:Farbatlas der Basidiomyzeten
1234:((E. Horak) E. Horak 2001),
1173:Austrian Academy of Sciences
721:Austrian Mycological Society
641:Cortinarius lilacinocolossus
129:Author abbrev. (botany)
2887:(1975). Untitled review of
2861:(1960). Untitled review of
2809:(1968). Untitled review of
2705:(1981). Untitled review of
2681:Ascomyceten (Schlauchpilze)
2679:(1964). Untitled review of
1422:Ascomyceten (Schlauchpilze)
1189:British Mycological Society
1177:Ukrainian Botanical Society
688:Ascomyceten (Schlauchpilze)
461:British Mycological Society
316:are some of the species in
3063:
2766:Festschrift Prof. M. Moser
2492:Hausknecht, Anton (2003).
1481:Röhrlinge und Blätterpilze
1454:Röhrlinge und Blätterpilze
1431:Röhrlinge und Blätterpilze
635:Tricholoma viridilutescens
547:Röhrlinge und Blätterpilze
545:described a 1967 edition,
488:Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
314:(clockwise from top right)
3017:Scientists from Innsbruck
2580:10.1017/S0953756203007421
2542:10.1007/s11557-006-0030-y
1622:"Moser, Meinhard Michael"
1073:(the golden bootleg) and
623:Cortinarius serratissimus
619:(clockwise from top left)
535:Vademecum fĂĽr Pilzfreunde
419:. He was imprisoned in a
406:Das System der Agaricales
323:Cortinarius holojanthinus
312:as a young man. Pictured
137:
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30:
2650:Kibby, Geoffrey (2003).
2484:10.2509/naf2010.005.0051
1582:The bibliography can be
1312:((Wasser) Wasser 1978),
911:Cortinarius rubrobasalis
2152:Pöder and Peintner 2003
1945:Hausknecht 2003, p. 210
1838:Pomerleau 1968, p. 1126
1404:Blätter- und Bauchpilze
1165:Kardinal-Innitzer-Preis
638:(M.M. Moser 1978), and
566:University of Innsbruck
372:University of Innsbruck
335:Cortinarius betuletorum
329:Cortinarius psittacinus
218:University of Innsbruck
123:University of Innsbruck
99:University of Innsbruck
2969:Meinhard Michael Moser
2957:Meinhard Michael Moser
2707:700 Pilze in Farbfotos
2624:IMC7 Book of Abstracts
2458:10.1002/fedr.200690004
2437:10.1002/fedr.200590011
2416:10.1002/fedr.200490010
2095:2002, p. 334; IMA 2002
1370:(Raithelh. 1974), and
1243:Cortinarius meinhardii
1237:Cortinarius moserianus
1002:molecular phylogenetic
144:Meinhard Michael Moser
25:Meinhard Michael Moser
2756:Nova Hedwigia Beiheft
1546:Nova Hedwigia Beiheft
1443:Nova Hedwigia Beiheft
1361:Tricholoma moserianum
1161:Archdiocese of Vienna
719:The president of the
341:Cortinarius canabarba
171:, and the ecology of
3022:Austrian taxonomists
3002:Austrian mycologists
2959:at Wikimedia Commons
2637:on 22 September 2020
2567:Mycological Research
2521:Mycological Progress
2471:North American Fungi
1954:Moser and Horak 1975
1321:Phaeocollybia moseri
1309:Leucoagaricus moseri
862:Mycological Research
856:Mycological Progress
824:Retirement and death
757:microbial toxicology
694:, focussing on the "
230:prisoner-of-war camp
2885:Smith, Alexander H.
2533:2002MycPr...1..331H
1975:Smith 1975, p. 1079
1966:Smith 1975, p. 1078
1913:Singer 1960, p. 825
1901:Singer 1960, p. 823
1852:Singer 1960, p. 824
1343:Pyxidiophora moseri
1281:Hydropus moserianus
1253:Entoloma moserianum
985:nomenclatural rules
626:(M.M. Moser 1968),
332:(M.M. Moser 1970),
2997:Austrian foresters
2446:Feddes Repertorium
2425:Feddes Repertorium
2404:Feddes Repertorium
2365:on 2 February 2016
2355:"Honorary members"
1708:2002, pp. 331, 508
1567:Cortinarius favrei
1548:, a supplement to
1349:Thaxteriola moseri
1331:Psathyrella moseri
1231:Cortinarius moseri
1193:University of Lyon
1070:Phaeolepiota aurea
981:Elias Magnus Fries
954:three new genera:
928:(M.M. Moser 1997)
925:Suillus subalpinus
803:Alexander H. Smith
753:molecular genetics
644:(M.M. Moser 2000).
344:(M.M. Moser 1976).
81:Innsbruck, Austria
2955:Media related to
2781:978-3-85028-250-5
2344:2003a, pp. 507–08
2311:Wasser 1995, p. 1
2043:Wasser 1995, p. 2
1829:Kibby 2003, p. 16
1755:2003a, pp. 506–07
1695:Wasser 1995, p. 3
1373:Wardomyces moseri
1355:Tricholoma moseri
1120:Tricholoma moseri
1036:transitional zone
834:Crimean Mountains
801:. The mycologist
629:Psilocybe serbica
521:treatment of the
376:under the control
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106:Scientific career
74:30 September 2002
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1628:27 December
1571:Cortinarius
1563:Cortinarius
1206:The genera
1090:Recognition
1081:chanterelle
1016:biochemists
1008:Cortinarius
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940:Cortinarius
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402:Rolf Singer
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163:Agaricales
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