With Sofronio P. Kalaw as the project leader and Angeles M. De Leon as the project staff, the project focused on ethnomycology, mycophagy, and mykopharming of wild edible and poisonous mushrooms. This project accurately identified and collected several macrofungi species from the various locations in the Luzon Island.

With Sofronio P. Kalaw as the project leader and Angeles M. De Leon as the project staff, the project focused on ethnomycology, mycophagy, and mykopharming of wild edible and poisonous mushrooms. This project accurately identified and collected several macrofungi species from the various locations in the Luzon Island. The ethnomycological surveys are performed to deepen understanding of the traditional beliefs on uses of mushrooms of various Philippine communities. After collecting the mushrooms, the mycelial growth of the collected optimized was optimized, and the fruiting bodies were domesticated with substrates based on rice straw.