I heard some years ago, in a documentary as is implied here, that some fungi are already present in living trees, waiting for their opportunity. Their cycle would be triggered by the sudden thud the limb felt that they were present in, hitting the ground on being shed. Does anybody know which fungi do this? Thank you for posting this fascinating video. Lynne is of course, an invaluable and precious driving force behind our fungi education. Thank you for posting this fantastic and helpful video. Please wish me luck on my PTI in November.
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I heard some years ago, in a documentary as is implied here, that some fungi are already present in living trees, waiting for their opportunity. Their cycle would be triggered by the sudden thud the limb felt that they were present in, hitting the ground on being shed. Does anybody know which fungi do this? Thank you for posting this fascinating video. Lynne is of course, an invaluable and precious driving force behind our fungi education. Thank you for posting this fantastic and helpful video. Please wish me luck on my PTI in November.
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