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Andy Collins
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Have you had a haircut Phenom

 

Its not me stroking the stump.

 

I think the Meripilus was causing the yellow areas of decay that only extended about 1 foot above ground level. I think the pinkish discolouration is caused by another decay organism and possibly originated from an included fork or old flush cut. The tree had had all its roots severed on one side and at least 50% of the crown had been dead for over 2 years. It would be a great stump to grind out or explore with an air spade.

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