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1 hour ago, Tommy Hutchinson said:

Wood_decay_under_the_microscope - Francis Schwarze 

 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/229077882_Wood_decay_under_the_microscope 

Have you read Daltontrees microscope thread?  

 

Edit. If your christmas money hasn't been spent yet try and get a copy of  ' Diagnosis and the prognosis of wood decay in urban trees' that he wrote 

 

Here's another one,  Light and scanning electron microscopy studies of the early
infection stages of Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus on Fraxinus excelsior

ADD - MICROSCOPE STUDIES.pdf

Edited by Gary Prentice
more info.
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4 minutes ago, Tommy Hutchinson said:

The pictures showing the mycelium penetrating the epidermis are insane/cool! 

That's it, too late you're hooked :D

 

I've seen some somewhere of Kretz and how it changes it's mode of colonization, that is really mind boggling.

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Hi All

 

Just looking back at previous posts as I'm interested in looking at various wood/fungi samples under a microscope. I tried a few years ago but with out much look. Think the problem was that I wasn't slicing thin enough.

What I was hoping to do, is to take some core samples at look at them 

 

I have a old but reasonable microscope like the one in the pic, is it worth trying some polarising lens, or is it over complicating thing.

Not had much look with taking photos yet either 

 

 

 

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