The following table shows names of plants and fungi samples that begin with the letters A and B and have a connected article in the MIROFOSS Database. To make searching for articles by name easier; Duplicate entries can be found for certain tables. An example of a duplicate article:
-Black Pine (is found in the A-B table)
-Pine, Black (is found in the O-P table)
-Pinus Rigida (is found in the O-P table)
The icons located next to each name in the table provided basic information about the organic sample found in the article:

	-A flower, fungus, or leaf icon shows what type of organic sample the article describes
	-A fork and knife icon shows whether the organic sample in the article is known to be edible
	-A medical icon shows whether the organic sample has holistic or naturopathic properties
	-A hazard icon shows whether the organic sample is toxic, a biohazard, environmental hazard, highly invasive, if the sample is an irritant, or if the organic sample has sharp thorns