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I suppose he could call you something else for being so rude MJ. Especially after him being so polite and even complimentary.

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Sounds like MJShroomer has an ego complex

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2Experimental said:

so explain a rice pattie to me.. arent they low fields where farmers grow rice in a small pool of water? is there manure runoff from hillside livestock areas, or does livestock roam the rice patties? could cow manure runoff into normal fertil soil be enough to support cubensis pupulation?

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2Experimental said:
so explain a rice pattie to me..

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First it is a rice paddie, not pattie.

And it is a small square parcel of land used for theplanting of both dry rice and wet rice cultivation. However, not all rice paddies are planted every year. n thailand the buffalo out number the cattle by ten to one.
And one out of every 10 water buffalos are pink.

Buffalo are called Kqai. Shrooms that grow frm them are called "hed kee kwai" or what translates to, "Mushroom which appears after water Buffalo shits."

In Thaialnd they are illegal as are Copelandia species which also grow from botht the manure of wua (cow) and Kwai (buffalo).

Luckilly, my mushroom, Psilocybe samuiensis grrows in manured soil similar to liberty caps and tio P. mexicana.

Thus a there are no laws for the possession of my mushroom because it does not directly grow fromt he manure of kwai (buffalo) or wua (cow)

In Thailand, more cubes grow from the buffalo manure. Today I saw a dung heap over two feet in diameter. Maybe later I will photograph it with a ruler to show you how some buffalo really shit big time.

Here are three small rice paddie fields I pick in from about one hundred such ones on the island
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Int he north at Changmai, it was called land of one million rice fields and stretched form Burma to north Vietnam. IT was known as the kingdon of Lanna Thai (Land of 1,000,000 rice paddies).

India is one giant pasture as is most of Asia and Southeast Asia.

Here is Ban Hua Thanon



Here is part of Ban Lipa Yai



and here is about one of 20 ice paddie fields at Na mUang.


mj

Oh yes, there are some beautiful images of the paddies of ban Hua Thanon at my website. A paddie can have frm one square to hundreds and even thousands of squars to a single paddie. and many inthe ten thousand squars or more paddies.

mj