Talk:Daniel Elliot Stuntz

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Hi, folks, I'm glad to see a page for Prof Stuntz, but it seems a little half-baked at the moment. Is there no one in the mycological community of the PNW who could help polish it up a bit, and add a little more substance? I was only a student for a year back in 1970, so I have little to contribute, but memories of his prodding to join weekend walks inspired me to devote my retirement to mycology, in spite of an active dislike for fungi in my youth.

In any case, I came looking for the name of the field guide he co-authored (The New Savory Wild Mushroom), and find that it is not even included in the bibliography. I don't consider myself qualified to edit this page, so I hope that those of you who started it will do your due diligence and add to it. If you need help with rewriting for style, though, I could take that on, once the material is provided. Chezmoi (talk) 13:35, 23 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]