Baxter
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Why would you say pfeifferi and not applanatum? Especially for picture 2 and 4. Pic 3 looks pfeifferi to me but im just trying to learn! Cheers mate Nick
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Beech? I know its not strictly evergreen but does still provide privacy throughout the year! Readyhedge it!
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Gerrit, Can you explain this a little? what is the differance between saprotrophic and necrotrophic? Sorry...Still learning!
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HI guys, I'm currently doing the FdSc in Arb and interested in being able to be qualified to do bat surveys around trees. Does anyone know what course would be needed to be able to do this? I thought there was an arb assosiation one but cant seem to find it. Nick
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Thanks guys!
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Sorry for so many pictures! Pic 1. Polyporus Squamosus? On Ash Pic 2,3,4. Marasmius oreades? ...I know this one isn;t tree related but its all over my lawn and it would be nice to know its ident! Pic 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Ganoderma Resinaceum? On Oak Nick
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I will take a small sample of the bracket and as advised by Will, i shall place some underside peices under the microscope and take photos of what i see. If i am unable to gain access to the right microscope, Will has kindly ofered to take a look for me. How bigger sample should i take? Will the wound recover? (Not sure if it is annual or perrenial). Thanks
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A few better pictures.
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Check out Home I know they do distance learning but not sure what courses.
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Oooo! Ill do some reading of that one and have another look. Sorry about the photos, there just of a camera phone, ill try and get some decent shots of it. Its on a yew in Shaftesbury, North Dorset. Thanks guys!!
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HAHA! Whoops! ill try that one again. Or G. lucidum?
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Came across this one today, i was thinking it was Ganoderma resinaceum ?
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HAHA!! Funnily enough... £0
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Really?! i really feel like a school boy now! Sorry i really didn't realise the red oak had such large leaves! Thanks!!
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I thought I came across Quercus frainetto today, but later discovered its not. Can anyone tell what it really is?
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Hi guys, Just as i think im getting confident on my idents i come across this beauty. Can anyone tell me what it is? Its probably quite obvious...sorry! Cheers Nick
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thanks guys!
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Im lookig to find the Retail on an 'arborist 19-28' woodchipper. I can t seem to find any online prices. can anyone suggest a website with prices? Thanks Nick
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Thats brilliant thank you! you may have saved the day lol
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Hi there, Im looking for a referance showing the soil requirements for differant quercus species. Does anyone know of websites,books journals etc with somthing simular in? Thank you baxter
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I think im just being really dumb on this one , Basically im just wondering what the real perpose of the oaks male and female catikns are? Why is there a male catkin for spreading seeds in the spring when theres acorns later in the year? Thanks.
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Nice one thanks!! Ive just found some fc information too. On the same topic, has anyone ever seen a list of UK tree species with their risk of hazards on them?
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Hi guys, Just womdering if anyone knows of any good webistes/ publications/ journals that show a good range of types of tree hazards? I have a FC book on tree hazard assesment and management and the evaluatoin of hazard trees in urban areas. Still not wuite what im looking for. Thanks Baxter
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Hi guys Does anyone know of any proven facts and figures on any increase of diversification in the industry? need some hard evidence for references for an assignment. Thanks!
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haha that letter is brilliant!!
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