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Steve Bullman
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I'm very much looking forward to seeing, and utilising, the finished forum...amazing amount of work and dedication must be going into setting it up :001_smile:

 

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Thanks Yve :001_smile:

 

 

 

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Fine P. squamosus there Katie, can see that gracing the fungi parade nicely :thumbup1:

 

 

Just a heads up before we get inundated with every know fung under the sun, what we are really looking for are the major tree related fungi that fit into either the parasitic, saprophytic or Mycorrhyzal catergories.

 

Cheers :thumbup1:

 

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