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that be me....really thought it was gonna go for a bit more than that, cheers to btggaz for the heads up on that one, result :thumbup:

 

After all this time, someone can now enlighten me with the facts of laboratory mycology rather than me rely on a boiling cauldron, wings of bat and eye of newt :biggrin:

 

 

Nice one Nick, good addition :thumbup1:

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Looks like this was reprinted in October 2013, missed it then. Just purchased new (not hardback) from Amazon for £72. Would have got it Summerfield but it seems they don't have it in stock. Get it while you can!

 

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Looks like this was reprinted in October 2013, missed it then. Just purchased new (not hardback) from Amazon for £72. Would have got it Summerfield but it seems they don't have it in stock. Get it while you can!

 

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Was just replying to your post. Been on the tso website to look and there is new information in it.

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