Developing fruit bodies

[David Humphries]

not so much a case of 'developing fruit bodies' more a case of 'developing son'

 

same tree five years apart

 

 

bless the wee man, he never grumbles

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Grafted copper beech with developed Ganoderma brackets

 

last two images taken eight years apart

 

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[sean]

Great to see the difference in size of the fruiter at the very bottom.

 

Fantastic tree.

[David Humphries]

Same oak taken on pretty much the same day...........8 years apart.

 

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[silky fox]

A street light is also developing since the first picture☺just small at the moment......interesting pictures as always.I've always found brackets and fruiting bodies very beautiful to look at.Horses's hoof being my favourite.

[sean]

Same oak taken on pretty much the same day...........8 years apart.

 

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Do you have comparable resistigraph readings from it David or is it not one of yours?

[David Humphries]

Just a private tree on a road close to work.

 

Tempted to ask the owner if they fancied us carrying out a reading when we're passing just out of interest.

 

Their gardeners remove the fruitbodies every year before they mature.

 

 

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Edited June 15, 2016 by David Humphries

[Kveldssanger]

Their gardeners remove the fruitbodies every year before they mature. .

 

A 101 for decay prevention!

 

Spotted probably a developing set of what I think are oak dryad fruiting bodies that are probably no more than a few days old, today. Note the old ones around it. Doesn't strike me to be Ganoderma resinaceum - old conks are too tough. Little bugger is already guttating.

[David Humphries]

Development of Laetiporus fruit bodies on red oak over 35 days.........

 

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[David Humphries]

Roadside beech in Suffok

 

 

 

These images have been taken four years apart

 

 

Didn't manage to get a slice to show flesh and tubes, but I suspect this is Perenniporia fraxinea

 

 

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