the beauty of C.O.D.I.T

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

That Lab of yours taking shape yet?

 

Hope you do better rates than the Jodrell

 

 

 

 

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On that note I can let you in on a little plan.

 

im thinking of setting up a registered charity and this will help get funding for the facilities and will enable me to have arbtalk members and other arb students round here learning and having an accessible facility for course work, and even thier own work that needs a more detailed inspection providing of course that business use is on a minimal donation basis.

 

and arbtalkers wi;ll be able to send in samples and get an ident for free as learners can do the identifications with guidence.

 

everyone gains and i get to give a lot back, win win and arb gets progreesive students

[Bart]

Quality idea Tony

[sean]

Tree angel/fairy in Horsechestnut....

[Treemoose]

Crying giraffe/camel ?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

battlefield of white & brown rot.

 

This Beech has Fomes fomentarius in attendance, breaking down the lignin.

& a n other (?) breaking down the cellulose.

 

 

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may i be so bold as to suggest a white rotter and a soft rot ascomycetes as opposed to the alternative brown rot:001_smile:

[David Humphries]

may i be so bold as to suggest a white rotter and a soft rot ascomycetes as opposed to the alternative brown rot:001_smile:

 

 

you can be as bold as you like Tony, can't say I've ever noted that about you before

 

 

 

what would you offer up as a candidate for the 'soft rot' ?

 

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

you can be as bold as you like Tony, can't say I've ever noted that about you before

 

 

 

what would you offer up as a candidate for the 'soft rot' ?

 

 

 

 

 

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well lots of sac fungi could be candidates, but only know for certain two basidiomycetes that cause that colouration wth regularity, I. cuticularis/hispidus both capable of the mode:thumbup1:

[paul kelly]

some brilliant codit pics, definately helped understanding compartmentalization

[alex_m]

Tree inside a tree from a beech removal a couple of weeks ago.

 

[peatff]

Tree inside a tree from a beech removal a couple of weeks ago.

 

 

You've drawn that on Good find really, cut some rings and get them preserved for hanging on the wall they would look good.