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I found some Laetiporus on a log that had been pushed into a stream weird for me as I had only really seen it in the canopy before .

This is my second thread about my study group that I have had to re organize as I am moving to southend on sea in 5 weeks time . Same as before really this is just a way of meeting up with other arbs and learning more about the industry . This is all done one evening a week and is FREE OF CHARGE anyone is welcome pls pm me your contact details if interested and I will give you a call to organize further cheers:thumbup1:

NO, I was there with you, when I left I stopped off!

 

 

Do you remember this post of mine?

 

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No i did not see that post you dont hang about do you tony can you send me a link so i can take a look .

I know you was!

 

If you look into the field youll se a couple more Oaks with laeti too:thumbup1:

OK your winding me up or you went their this weekend you dawg:lol:

ha ha ha did you not notice the G. australe behind that Prunus seedling?

No i cant see anything on the pic I was talking about the young fungi on the damaged part of the root.

Cheers tony I went to look at some of the other Quercus in pontlands park and found this cheeky bit of G resinaceum at the base.

Ganoderma applanatum on the faliure point adspersum on the limbs on the ground . I know its not the correct second name but had to type quick as im off out.

Stereum spp kretz/ustilina deusta the fungi in the grass maybe morchella spp and the last one no idea .

I went back to have a look at the same tree and found some Ganoderma pushing its way out from the big limbs on the ground cant wait to see them fully out. Then climbed to the failure point and found some large brackets their also .

Sad as I am I cant wait until september their is already so much fungi already:thumbup:.

Cant wait for this one I have never been before im bringing my tent .

As shown on the diagram I see lots of new arbs try and wrap the rope around their hands even their waste even after you have told them many times not to do so.We have all been their and have got the friction burns lol .

Very light rig over green house

it isnt a fungi so not really my area but yes it travels through vessels, with little resistance

I found it really interesting cheers mate I will read up a little more now .

no its trying to occlude the strip cankers caused by Psuedomonas, they follw the helical growth, wall one is not a barrier to psuedomona, so it gos all the way to terminal bud hence the length of the dead strips.

cheers mate I think I follow so does it attack the weakest codit wall traveling through the vessels from warter in the soil .

Always finding failed Fagus around my wood seems to be kretz/ustulina all around on deadwood and live wood .

Hi tony is the effect on the stem of the Aesculus spp reaction wood wound wood ribs where the tree is dealing with torsion from unidirectional winds .

Nice pic on the Laetiporus I found some on a Taxus near me.

few more of the Ganoderma bracket .I guess the colour is just down to other stuff growing on the tree which has coated the top layer of the bracket at the same time . When i looked on google images i could see how many forms and colours this and any fungi can take .

Daedalea x 2

G. applanatum

Laetiporus sulphureus

G. australe

I know the middle 2 I thought the top one was Inonotus radiatus or Phellinus SPP but could see as i got closer that was wrong. On the last one I thought it was Ganoderma but could not get my head around the light colour .

you found the daedaleas by the lake, good lad.

Ok wild guess as i dont know the daedalea but is it Daedalea quercina (oak maze gill) and the other one on the beech pic is that and this is a long shot Pseudotrametes gibbosa

A few pics from burnham beeches

It is indeed a magical place.

 

Glad you had a good time

 

I lost my two boys in there in 2009..................... haven't found them yet

 

 

 

Any interesting fung about ?

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I found one of them perched on a gano bracket

Need to go back for more dont think iI have seen anywhere near enough of this place .Also need to go on my own so I can get some ariel shots of the fungi and get into some of the ditches where some of the failed trees lay .There was a fair bit of fungi i will add to your fungi thread later seems to take a while on my computer to upload pics but it gets there in the end .

I am so happy today only found burnham beeches from listening to tony croft and david humphries talk about it and add pics to there threads its well worth a visit .If you have kids then they will love it I wish i could see it through their eyes must be like honey I shrunk the kids lol.