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Tony Croft aka hamadryad

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  1. that be a trichoderma me old mucka
  2. nice one david, is there potential for a ten digit grid for it?
  3. JUST SO HAPPENS:thumbup1:
  4. when pruning Oaks take more off the outer perimeter than the inner frame, and try not to remove epicormics from more than three feet (1metre) from the trunk and then only if the client INSISTS on a clean trunk
  5. nice image david. no reason why it cant reach heights from basal colonisation providing A) it is a good combatant, or B) there is noone else home to combat for territory. The internal battle field of woody structures, I wish I could shrink down for a day and walk down the vessels!
  6. yep yellow spores trapped in webbing, well sort of olive yellow spores
  7. so cool! fascinating host option too!
  8. Visitor information - National Trust
  9. many, ive even got a shot of bjerkandera adusta guttating, some do it naturaly, like inonotus dryadeus, fistulina hepatica often does, inonotus cuticularis can be a heavy Guttation fungi, but Fomitopsis pinicola is the champion weeper
  10. we really should run down to epping as well, not a long drive, we could run down in my motor and drop you all back, Charles Hey maybe joining us too:thumbup1:
  11. Looks that way, shes no fungi nerd but any lass with a research grade scope is at least on some kind of level with me!
  12. old skool styleeee
  13. last ones interesting, posibbly fistulina
  14. This chick has a research grade microscope at home:001_wub: its a 1000x oil immersion, with a trinocular head & digital capture:knuddel: This story will result in Hamas image postings going up a grade or 12:lol:
  15. And there was me thinking it obvious. decay, cavitation in heart wood, shear crack formed, compensatory growth to close crack, crack extending, battle being lost.
  16. my mates tree across the road dumped a massive crown portion today due to Laetiporus, dodgy with unions close by the decayed region
  17. that willmake mince meet of a tree like this, rd/pin/ any of the non natives oaks lacking durable heartwood
  18. great thread and will await the images with baited breath:001_cool:
  19. havent seen a Juglans nigra for ages, in fact not since the largest one in the country was felled and I saw its remains in the yard of a new firm I was going to work for! a tree I had been intending on visiting, until I saw its bits in this yard! good job:thumbup1:
  20. try to be sympathetic when somebody thinks a cheaper quote is best, they may not have much money, or just think your trying it on. Most people learn by their mistakes, dont punish them for being human, like you and making their own errors. My view is to apologise to the client on behalf of our industry and explain why your a little more expensive and they so cheap, in a honest and non derogatory fashion. better still ask the AA for a leaflet on choosing your contractor, maybe pass one on as you quote for a new client, thats what they are made for. No good moaning about the uneducated clients if your unwilling to sympathise and offer an education, or have any empathy when they ask you to return after they learned the hard way. They have suffered enough.
  21. this was a biggun, dont think HR would have been to impressed if I had it away though!
  22. you guys carry on, I give up worrying about it all a while ago!
  23. sounds like both jobs could be done in a day with a decent climber if you ask me, wouldnt be asking too much either. deck the cherry then go on to poplar. Ive got plans saturday but if your still desperate by thursday evening PM

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