Big Fungi

[Frank]

heres what I class as being some whoppers. Any idents much appreciated cos I am well thick innit.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

polyporus squamosus and meripilus, nice poly, great example

[David Goss]

polyporus squamosus and meripilus, nice poly, great example

 

Damn! thats what i was thinking but never said cos i figured you or Gerrit would come on and mock my terrible fung id:blushing:

Oh well looks like i am an expert after all

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Damn! thats what i was thinking but never said cos i figured you or Gerrit would come on and mock my terrible fung id:blushing:

Oh well looks like i am an expert after all

 

we just tease to make you try harder!

[Frank]

polyporus squamosus and meripilus, nice poly, great example

 

Funny that, about the Merip. It was found in the exact spot of a Beech i felled and ground out, that was removed because it had died and had Merip. haha

 

What a fungiful world we live in.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

how long ago did you fell and grind? not long by the looks, interested because of the biotrophic category

[Fungus]

about the Merip. It was found in the exact spot of a Beech i felled and ground out, that was removed because it had died and had Merip.

 

Frank,

Which implicates, that there still must be living tissue of the major roots and/or of the secondary roots connected to the major roots present, because, as Tony also said, M. giganteus is a biotrophic parasite.

[Frank]

how long ago did you fell and grind? not long by the looks, interested because of the biotrophic category

 

within 3 months if I remember correctly, tree was well and truly dead.

 

would this tally up??

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

yes, ive seen them come up long after that too

[Ben Ballard]

Nice big fungi frank:thumbup1: we had a merrip fruit 8 years after the felling the stump was cut at ground level.