Xerxses
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How did u find that? I was really lookin:confused1: Cheers!
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/members-only/36340-tv-oak-stockholm-4.html#post577183
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I can't find the thread that I think was named TV-oak Stockholm.... Anyone seen it or has it been removed? If so why?
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Its all about having good (brilliant) teachers and sharing stuff! We got there in the end! I owe you:blushing:
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Well you didn't see it in the flesh, blame it on that!
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So keep derailing.... There is no link cause there is no organised work beeing carried out, its all phone, facebook, sms and mail action... I might start a thread about it if its ok with the others that gathered info... Sorry.....again...
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Cheers mate! Turned out to be a partially sterile and panic(?)fruiting Daedalea quercina...! It was weird and didnt look like anything I've seen before...
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Ik havent gezien nog niet, maar ik ben temted te bestellen om een kijkje voor mezelf te hebben! -
You guys getting paid!?! I do this for the love of trees!!!! and a Cupcake.
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Sorry about the slight derail... And as for your question; I have no experience in Picus but I'm sure Treeser could answer any of your questions.
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A fully investigated veteran tree, with aid of Arbotoms, prior to felling will be a valuable resource in future similar decisions especially as there are several Picus readings from several years to compare with. The collective information will be a valuable resource in Sweden and hopefully for others too.
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Part of the assessment is to verify wether the tree is dangerous or not NOW, next step will be the discussion on future prognosis.
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Different people doing different things... Time is short and Arborists are gathering snippets of info, pro bono, in between jobs. The puzzle will be laid and a lot of scientific data can be evaluated and put to some good use. Everyone is asking for favors in the name of Arboriculture.
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Spot on I reckon. How many members are we? Lets just start using it and the industry will tremble....THE POWER OF ARBTALK! Duncan? You've seen this, right? http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-health-care/25575-fork-failure-duncan-slater.html
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Is that the ArborTom software? If so a group of Arborists is using that to build a 3d image of the TV.oak in Stockholm to collect as much info as possible of a Veteran tree that is under threat of beeing felled. Very visual readings and easy to get a very good and refined picture of the stability and weight distribution of the tree.
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Would you mind to elaborate? I dont know much about Oak mazegill except its a right pretty one... Specifics about this find much appreciated (and in relation to Laetiporus...) Brown rotter? Only heartwood? Necrotrophic? Pic of sample;
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Oh the joy of the fungal kingdom! I took a wedge of one of the brackets and left it to dry... The reproductive layer opened up and, hey! Daedalea quercina:thumbup:
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Yes it is.
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They are actually from same tree and same spot... Weird looking ones.. I cut a wedge from one and it was sort of greyish inside... no guttation that I could see. Not anamorf Laetiporus, Perenniporia or something? Found a picture of kärnticka - Inonotus dryophilus that resembeles the ones in the pics.
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On oak (Quercus robur) Its all rubbery and sort of spongy...
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One more... iPhone
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On oak...
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Whippendell Woods-
Xerxses replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Papers? Harry Potter and Star Wars scenic forest molested? -
Whippendell Woods-
Xerxses replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
That sucks big time!
