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thedream
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Turkey Tails on agar
#17424760 - 12/20/12 09:50 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Here are few pics of some tukery tails on agar!


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shadowman-x
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: thedream]
#17425150 - 12/20/12 11:01 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Are these from a spore syringe or wild?
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Myco_Militia
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Can't see very well. Are those fruiting bodies?
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peatmoss
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#17427408 - 12/21/12 12:33 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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thedream
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: peatmoss]
#17427924 - 12/21/12 02:21 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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They're acually from the wild. I was doing an experiment for my mycology class to see if the dH20 extract vs. 95%Etoh extract from turkey tails exhibited greater antibacterial behavior of the two. My teacher said filtering the extract wouldn't be necessary so a day or two after I applied the extract onto the colonized agar containing E. coli to my suprise I saw little turkey tails growing in there! I then removed a section with no contamination and put it in a fresh agar plate and what you see there is the fruiting bodies.
Sorry for the small pics, I'll post the original larger pictures momentarily.
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Amanita virosa
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: thedream]
#17441638 - 12/24/12 12:23 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Cool beans.
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lipa

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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: peatmoss]
#17442141 - 12/24/12 02:12 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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peatmoss said: I had some Schizophyllum commune on agar that sort of looked like that, no fruiting bodies were ever had though, I was using sabouraud's agar though, which might not have been ideal for such a thing.
Thats because it probably is. Turkey tail does not produce coloration before the plate is colonized leading me to believe this is not turkey tail. It also has a lot of bacteria on the plate as well. A lot!
This is right before they start to turn brown.

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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: lipa]
#17443221 - 12/24/12 06:54 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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lipa said:
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peatmoss said: I had some Schizophyllum commune on agar that sort of looked like that, no fruiting bodies were ever had though, I was using sabouraud's agar though, which might not have been ideal for such a thing.
Thats because it probably is. Turkey tail does not produce coloration before the plate is colonized leading me to believe this is not turkey tail. It also has a lot of bacteria on the plate as well. A lot!
This is right before they start to turn brown.

Lipa
Wait are you saying that this is probably S. commune? It does look similar.
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Amanita virosa
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: peatmoss]
#17444326 - 12/24/12 10:23 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Yea that's what he is saying. Not surprising being that it is the most common basidiomycete on the planet!
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lipa

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Amanita virosa said: Yea that's what he is saying. Not surprising being that it is the most common basidiomycete on the planet!
No , what I showed you is trametes. What you show us is a mess of bacteria with some fungus trying to grow.
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: lipa]
#17450256 - 12/26/12 12:11 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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which could potentially be S. commune... looks pretty contaminated though, yes
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thedream
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: peatmoss]
#17453028 - 12/26/12 10:06 PM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Ok sorry for taking so long on the larger pictures. I hope these are better. Anyone else see the spiral shape it has taken on? Pretty neat
Edited by thedream (12/26/12 10:08 PM)
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Amanita virosa
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Re: Turkey Tails on agar [Re: thedream]
#17454576 - 12/27/12 08:51 AM (11 years, 4 months ago) |
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Looks pretty schizoid to me. But those cocci are making me cringe. It screams to be autoclaved.
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