Murrillia
Southeastern Journal of Amateur Mycology
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Purpose
Purpose
To publish original research and observations on fungi from the Southeastern United States, including taxonomy, ecology, biogeography, and new regional records.
To provide a respected outlet for amateur and professional mycologists alike, with peer-reviewed standards and editorial support for non-affiliated authors.
To encourage the documentation and preservation of regional fungal biodiversity, particularly in under-collected or ecologically threatened habitats.
To honor the legacy of William A. Murrill by supporting a mycological community rooted in curiosity, careful observation, and regional focus.
Dedicated to mycology
Editorial Statement
Established in honor of William Alphonso Murrill (1869–1957), a pioneering mycologist of the Southeastern United States and founding editor of Mycologia, Murrillia provides a scholarly forum for the study of fungi within the southeastern region of North America. With an emphasis on field-based research, taxonomic discovery, and ecological documentation, the journal welcomes contributions from both professional and amateur mycologists.
Murrillia upholds the tradition of rigorous natural history while embracing the evolving landscape of mycological inquiry. It is our goal to foster collaboration, promote regional biodiversity research, and elevate the contributions of independent researchers and field naturalists whose work often parallels that of Murrill himself.
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