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David Humphries

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woohoo :biggrin: id climb it if i was allowed, they are oing landscaping and want to relay the path in front of it, i dont think they will be thinking much about the tree! i alreay told them to move the path further than 2ft from a sizeable holly stem, the ash is at the path edge and they want to dig it up and do it all level. such a shame!

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1. yipertty yip yip, on the above

2. here's what appears to be P i seemingly ectomycorrhyzal associated here on Beech ...

 

David,

1. What in your opinion is 6. M.v. then ?

2. ... or (also) fruiting as a saprotrophic from buried dead wood/roots of trees that were there before ?

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