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

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

looks like some good fulugio forming on the sap too

[Arborist]

Codit revision!!

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[David Humphries]

A sheer crack infected by ustulina?

 

 

This tree was drilled, lifted by teleporter & replanted by British gas when they layed a mains across the heath about 15 years ago.

I'd imagine the decay colomns down from that puncture wound.

 

Didn't see any signs of Ust, but it may well be in attendance.

 

The slime is worth popping back for, to see what emerges.

 

Quite possibly Fuligo

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[Arborist]

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

it defo looks like forming fulugio, and that psuedo sclerotial plating is classi Ustulina, especialy considering the poor reactive growth being seperated to two flat bands iether side of the decay region.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

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Thanks for that arborist, got most of his books but dont recognise that, is it from a journal?

[Arborist]

I got it from jack kenyon, dont know where he got it from, ill find out for you it wont be for a couple of weeks though! I have some stuff on Rayner, ill send them to you.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I got it from jack kenyon, dont know where he got it from, ill find out for you it wont be for a couple of weeks though! I have some stuff on Rayner, ill send them to you.

 

dont worry about the where!

 

but any other material especialy from Alan would be awsome, the mans a legend!

[David Humphries]

Whilst out watching the stable lads & lasses having their dawn ride out, I stumbled opon these sitting next to each other in a little Beech & Pine plantation at Warren Hill in Newmarket.

 

Kretzschmaria in the Beech & perhaps Phaelous schweinitizii running amok with some other in the Pine?

 

 

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[John Shutler]

tree in a tree:001_smile: