Fungus' "mission statement"

[treesnatcher]

That is ALL of our aims:thumbup1:

 

Like Gerrit says, what is knowledge worth if it isnt passed on?

 

i second that:thumbup:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Hi Gerrit, this seems to be the appropriate place to ask such things now, unless you would prefer them in Q and A thread?

 

With the rot image, are we seeing a soft rot? stone like fracture surface?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

this ones thrown me, is it a well nourished/developed paxilus involutus? spore colour is seen in spiders web:confused1:

 

 

 

 

[Fungus]

1. the appropriate place to ask such things now, unless you would prefer them in Q and A thread?

2. With the rot image, are we seeing a soft rot? stone like fracture surface?

 

1. Yes, I would like to close this thread and prefer questions asked in my Q&A thread, because that is where people expect to find answers on fungal questions.

2. What tree species, coniferous ? Please upload again under Q & A for your answer to my question.

 

The white club fungus in the third photo is Clavaria vermicularis, the orange-yellow species in the first two photo's is Mycena acicula and the last photo shows a short-stalked yellow myxomycete, maybe a Trichia species.

And the next post shows Paxillus involutus .

Edited September 4, 2011 by Fungus