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Research on mycology (Moderated)
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Chanterelle troubles?
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Colleagues - I received the following e-mail from a former student and replied as you see below. Has anyone had a similar experience with "wilted" chanterelles...perhaps with a cause other than possible bacterial growth? Thanks. George Hudler (g...@cornell.edu) =========== ORIGINAL INQUIRY ...MY REPLY... more »
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clear substance
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In trying to research a strange substance from my back porch I found a posting from 2008 where they seemed to have the same thing but I don't see that it was ever resolved. I wonder if someone might have an answer for me. I live in Easley, SC. About three days ago while it was raining I let my dog out onto our back porch to go down the steps into the yard. On the right hand side there is about a foot and a half where the roof dosen't cover the porch and the rain comes in. On the floor of the porch I saw hail. I didn't think too much about it until I came home later that night and it was still there. Now, on the other side of the porch is an area about a foot wide and it was there also. I stooped down to look at it and I picked one up - they ranged in size but mostly were about pea sized. I picked one up and rolled it around in my fingers. It was clear, gelatin-like, had no odor and was not greasy or slimy - it just kind of... more »
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Cantharellus cibarius
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I'm very interesting in cultivation of Cantharellus cibarius in the green house. I'm looking for any information on amateur or commercial cultivation of Cantharellus cibarius, can you help me. Best regards from Poland, Maciej Batycki
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Xylaria & Soft Rot
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Greetings! Currently, are /Xylaria/ species considered to be White Rots, or are they considered to be Soft Rots, with White Rot characteristics? I've seen both assertions in print, so I expect that either at some point the classification changed, or the study results have been ambiguous. Thank you for your help,... more »
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Macrolepiota rhacodes and Chlorophyllum molybdites poisoning
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Dear Mr Lehmann, I read your entry here: [link] I am living in Switzerland and was confronted with the discussion Macrolepiota venanata vs. M. rhacodes var. hortensis (syn. M. bohemica???) these past days. You commented " By the way, according to A Bresinsky and H Besl, Colour Atlas of Poisonous... more »
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PhD projects
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Teresa Marí Marí, graduated in Biology, is seeking a PhD project related with applied mycology. By the moment, working in Barcelona University with a Torres Quevedo grant. If interesed, please contact to Teresa Marí Marí Dep.Biologia Vegetal, 3a planta Unitat Botanica, Facultat Biologia Diagonal 645, 08028 Barcelona... more »
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mushroom growing
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hello, am metrine nandalo from eldoret and i would like to start a mushroom growing project with a group of women in a slum area called kambi teso. please can you help me thanks in advance
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hallo from Italy...
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Dear mycology mailing list ppl, I am writing from Italy and I am doing some experiments with bioluminescent fungi. I already have collected 2 phenotypes of Panellus stipticus, 1 Omphalotus olearius and 1 Lampteromyces japonicum, and currently have them plated on agar + dextrose + gentamicin. One of my goals is trying to complete the cycle of that fungi on... more »
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obtaining sporeprint sample
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Dear Sir, I am writing from Italy and I am doing some experiments with bioluminescent fungi. I already have collected 2 phenotypes of Panellus stipticus, 1 Omphalotus olearius and 1 Lampteromyces japonicum, and currently have them plated on agar + dextrose + gentamicin. One of my goals is trying to complete the cycle of that fungi on... more »
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Candida
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Dan: You might contact Wieland Meyer. He does molecular biology with Candida and obtains his strains from around the world, personally or from collaborators. Wieland Meyer Associate Prof. rer. nat., Head Molecular Mycology Research Laboratory Western Clinical School, University of Sydney w.me...@usyd.edu.au... more »
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