redwood dismantle

[David Humphries]

Stubby butting in ! We had one to do just about the same size . It was the good old "money" fungus that did for ours .

 

 

 

We're there any rhizomorphs or fruit bodies of Armillaria, Stubby?

 

 

Did you note any mycelium under the bark?

 

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[Dan Curtis]

Nice one James, is that in Thorpe somewhere?

[testcricket01]

Nice one James, is that in Thorpe somewhere?

 

yup its on yarmouth road in thorpe. can see it from a mile off

[Dan Curtis]

yup its on yarmouth road in thorpe. can see it from a mile off

 

Haha, obviously I can't, I was working that way a few weeks ago and didn't see it. Shame, I'm usually scanning the horizon for big trees!

[colwoodlandcare]

Arsome pics there, Ive got my first bit of major work to some redwoods coming up. I have to take 30 and 40 feet out of 2 trees and deadwood a 3rd.

A little unsure of work method yet to take the top of the tree out, there is a very small drop zone which i might cut the pieces small and chuck them or try and some how rig and not get it court up.

[Stubby]

We're there any rhizomorphs or fruit bodies of Armillaria, Stubby?

 

 

Did you note any mycelium under the bark?

 

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Hi David . Nothing in the way of fruiting bodies just the white milky looking substance under the bark . Sorta thought it was honey fungus but I am no expert .

[Paul Cleaver]

Hi David . Nothing in the way of fruiting bodies just the white milky looking substance under the bark . Sorta thought it was honey fungus but I am no expert .

 

mycelium? = honey fungus

[BenR]

in the case of honey fungus, the black "bootlaces" are the mycelium i believe

[Peter]

The white papery sheets are mycelium, the black bootlaces are rhizomorphs.

[BenR]

The white papery sheets are mycelium, the black bootlaces are rhizomorphs.

 

Cheers Peter.