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Tonight's excursion
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I almost got lost in briars but i came home with a few samples to grow.



Is that small sulphur shelf?
An can i do anything with the jelly fungi?

I grabbed turkey tail an i think ill samich it in some boiled cardboard in tupperware in the fridge, an oyster sample  vegged out on it with just a plastic bag how do you guys clone turkey tail?


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Re: Tonight's excursion [Re: Nimph]
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Looks like the first is Armillaria, and that isn’t Turkey tail, it’s Stereum (if that’s what you’re referring to as Turkey tail anyways)

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Re: Tonight's excursion [Re: cass_cm]
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Oops forgot to post it


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Re: Tonight's excursion [Re: Nimph]
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When trying to identify Turkey Tail it is very important to take photos of the pore surface (underside).

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Re: Tonight's excursion [Re: Ran-D]
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Bout the second most common i can i.d:grin:


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