I have loved mushrooms since childhood, and I have also been a programmer for a long time. Combining these two hobbies, I wrote this website. Previously, I had two other mushroom identification sites, which I sold. Only one of them remains accessible today. My goal with the current site is to create an easy-to-use search and identification platform that works great both in the field and at home. I hope it brings joy to others.
Bartha László
Mushroom inspector preparation
For practising and systematically reviewing the 303-species Hungarian mushroom inspector requirement.
Important:
This is a practice and learning area, not an official examination or legal register. It is based on the Hungarian 303-species mushroom inspector requirement; rules in other countries may differ. Protected status and conservation values must always be checked against the current official regulations.
The 303-species list
Browse the required species with their pages and images.
Open list →Species flashcards
By image, key identification traits, and confusing lookalikes.
Start learning →Latin name practice
Hungarian–Latin name matching and focused revision.
Coming soonProtected species and values
Based on protected-status data and conservation values in the Hungarian database.
Coming soonPractice exam
Mixed questions on identification, Latin names, protected status, and lookalikes.
Coming soonSuggested study order
- Learn the Hungarian and Latin names of all 303 species.
- Practise dangerous species and easily confused lookalikes.
- Learn protected species and their associated conservation values.
- Assess your knowledge with a mixed practice exam, then revisit uncertain topics.
This area is for educational purposes. For mushroom consumption, trade, or nature-conservation matters, always seek official, current professional guidance.
