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  1. Paul Cleaver
    with out diving for a book -are canescens excurrent ?
  2. Paul Cleaver
    did he use that massive fomes fomentarius like he did for us in August? - Ive only seen small ones on birch in Scotland yrs ago - got it wrong - doh
  3. Paul Cleaver
    he could ring up and find out earlier - if its been marked ofcourse
  4. Paul Cleaver
    the pops are a hybrid black but going any further than that is difficult with these
  5. Paul Cleaver
    my guess is a saprophyte of some kind
  6. Paul Cleaver
    In woodland I tend to use sapling for obvious self settters
  7. Paul Cleaver

    <p>ok Dan I will see her this week and get you some money</p>

  8. Paul Cleaver

    <p>Hi Dan, did you do the collies lane job and has she paid you</p>

  9. Paul Cleaver
    4 ton
  10. Paul Cleaver
    nice guy - many mistakes - shame on the guys that taught him the wrong way, though you would think he would put 2 and 2 together -when lowering a limb - perhaps I should have taken off the lower limb first??
  11. Paul Cleaver
    shut up your making me laugh
  12. Paul Cleaver
    If the fungus is parasitic - with all those clusters around the trunk it would be likely to have evidence of decay if not advanced decay surely it would be worth doing a little excavation around the base of the trunk and main anchor roots, and test bore into the base of the trunk would be better than felling it.
  13. Paul Cleaver
    thank god for that - In my head from my collage years along time ago - the ring and parasitic stuck in my head because it was important.
  14. Paul Cleaver
    thanks for that - one of the saprophytic types. It must be mellea that always has the ring - what about the other armillaria parasitic types - please tell me they have a ring
  15. Paul Cleaver
    Is there such a thing as ringless honey fungus? genuinely interested to know
  16. Paul Cleaver
    in total agreement
  17. Paul Cleaver
    we should have a fasciation photographic section - Ive seen it mostly on forsythia
  18. Paul Cleaver
    for sure
  19. Paul Cleaver
    yeh its aQueen wasp - saw a hornet the other day - flying around like it owned the place
  20. Paul Cleaver
    modern warfare 3
  21. Paul Cleaver
    true and sometimes you don't know until you are in the crown if its better or worse than u thought
  22. Paul Cleaver
    Wearing my bright florescent coat and holding my range finder for measuring tree dimensions. I was next to a road - the drivers thought I was the old bill with a speed camera so I thought I would have a bit of fun. A guy was working briskly along a path, I pointed the rangefinder at him and said "can you walk a little slower sir" - and he did!!! . I told him the story and he thought it was hilarious.
  23. Paul Cleaver
    some useful info
  24. Paul Cleaver
    It would be interesting to know what percentage of you guys do have a CAT scanner and who don't have one.
  25. Paul Cleaver
    what a sight that would be!! Im getting distracted now, on topic if you please sir

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