Many Wild Mushrooms were collected at Mt. Eokbul areas for 2 days in July 2010. and 1 day in August 2010. Identification in the collecting field by taking photos, recording the feature of the surroundings and ecological quality and then observing internal organs through an optical microscope. They were identified and examined with references. According to the result, Species diversities are 2 division, 2 classes, 1 subclass, 5 orders, 17 familys, 30 genera and 37 species. Dominant famillies are Tricholomataceae and Poryporaceae. Dominant species are Trichaptum abietum. Resources of Wild Mushrooms were 5 species in edibility, 6 species in clulture, 8 species in toxine, 6 species in medicne, 4 species in anticancer, 12 species in ectomycorrizahe and 16 species in rotten wood. Therefore the study is aimed at providing fundamental materials required for preserving Mt. Eokbul.

• Cheol-Won Jeong( Korea Water Resources Corporation, Jangheung 529-812, Korea) | Cheol-Won Jeong
• Kwang-Sang Kim( Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea) | Kwang-Sang Kim
• Tae-Young Park( Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea) | Tae-Young Park
• Seong-Woo Jin( Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea) | Seong-Woo Jin
• Kyung-Sun Seo( Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea) | Kyung-Sun Seo
• Kyung-je Kim( Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea) | Kyung-je Kim
• Seung-Eon Ban(Jangheung-county Mushroom Research Institute, Jangheung 529-851, Korea)