Coastal Redwood Fungi b/w "Touch My Perithecium"
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- Alan Rockefeller and I spend a few hours traipsing through a stand of coastal redwoods and tanbark oak on a cool January afternoon to see what's popping up from the duff and the hillsides. we see the mycorrhizal and delicious Craterellus calicornucopioides, as well as the incredibly vivid red Hygrocybe coccinea. The black earth-tongue - Trichoglossum - is tiny but extremely bizarre. And then we learn what a perithecium is with the aid of Annulohypoxylon.
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Thanks, GFY.
I love that you and Alan are working together, he's an amazing person and always glad to hear him talk about fungi.
Amen, every video with Alan is a real treat.
The show is on fire at the moment. The South African episodes were amazing. These mycology episodes are amazing. I’d pay real money to just walk around with these knuckleheads and listen.
the killer duo, we need more!!!!
Love it when Alan gets a question from Joey and can't give him an answer, just says "I don't know" or "I have no idea", no pretending to know everything, no bullshit. A rare trait amongst experts these days.
nahhh man, any good scientist says "I don't know"
The juxtaposition between Joey and Alan's personalities is hilarious. I love them both
And I love how it blurs a bit when he gets Alan to say "go f#&* yourself bye!" Hahaha
I love how well they get along too lol
thems should be fused together forever.
one of the best series on this channel. Dont get me wrong the other ones are amazing but i love this too much. We also need a part 2 of woke grocery store.
Dude the woke grocery was so funny he shreds those etsy witches etc.
ha ha - it was funny but I took exception. All that judgement from Tony made him seem way more pretentious and judgemental than the people who actually shop there.
Cool video for someone more of a botany than a fungus guy. My soul was touched when Alan told me to GFY. Thank both of you for sharing of your wonderful stores of knowledge!
You never disappoint, thanks Joey & Alan
my brain exploded. It blows me away how Alan just rattles off those names. I dont know why but these fungal vids are like some kind of great drug for me: got to come back to this one a few more times just to try to digest more of it while my brain explodes just a little more. Thanks so much to the both of you for this series.
Amazing Knowledge. Thanks to the both of you guys 🌲🌳🌴🍃
Seriously, I so agree, it makes my brain explode too. It's amazing. There's so much complexity to the information and it just makes my mind blow up and want to learn how to fully take in all the layers of science that they are explaining. For me, I understand the science, it's just the name's, the Latin genus names I just cannot wrap my mind around them. It's baffling to me.
Joey you are the only youtuber out there who just simply films himself walking around and looking at plants and mushrooms. Thank you for all you do. When I can't be out doing it myself your videos are the second best thing.
If you upload a botany video I'm gonna unsub... Jk I came for the botany. Staying for the mycology.
I respect someone who says idk when asked something they don't know, cuz when you run into someone that knows everything, ya know they don't know & then you just wonder what they actually knew
Being able to say " I don't know" separates Thinkers from 'thinkers', the Albert Einstein's from the Cliff Clavens. Nobody has all the answers, least of all those people who insist that they do.
Thank you so much for putting the name written on the screen. Helps heaps in learning how to say the latin words, and connecting the verbal to the written. Excellent video, and amazed at how similar fungi are found in NZ forests, even though not a redwood in site, but very similar fungi. Most likely different species due to distance / genetic drift etc. But visually very similar and same genus etc.
Pretty impressive photography through the hand lens on the trichoglossum
OMG nail polish, that explains why my spores go flying past. Brilliant tip.
Some of them may be the same species introduced by travelers via dirty shoes or imported plants before they controlled that.
4:48 shoutout to this slug
I've needed these videos recently, an excellent distraction from an insane clusterfuck. Thanks, both of you
"God I'd love to see these under a microscope" - Joey. Classic :)
Come to Santa Cruz for a bit. You will love the seedy underculture that thrives here... Plus we have many fungi and fungi lovers here, so much so that I once came across a fenced off Bolete patch like a clandestine pot grow in the middle of the woods complete with no tress passing signs and all!
4:10 - Vespertine' means active in the evening/dusk. Similar to 'crepuscular', which is active at dawn and dusk.
I Love the mycology videos. Thanks for taking us exploring in the redwoods.
"The whole top is covered in ASCII"
Have they never heard about Unicode?
Vespertine, that occurs in the evening. Also a great album by Björk
The vesper reference is not that occur in the evening, but like Venus, the evening star, it is a reference to the West, the direction the sunsets.
"Western Fluted Elfin Saddle" could be called the "Sunset Fluted Elfin Saddle" or "Venus Fluted ..."
@@PHill this is botany not poetry, my guy
@@trashcat3000 Apparently someone was being poetic when they named it. It wasn't me.
My two favorite citizen scientists! Quality programming here! Thanks guys
Back at it again with my boy, Alan!
I hope you see this these videos are phenomenal i love you two collaborating! Please make more !!!!
surTHRIVAL of the COLABORATIONists United 🪄💖✨
I really enjoy the informational mushroom hunting
I'd love a rant on how "development" is just killing biodiversity and creativity and all that...just an entire episode of griping and pointing out how ridiculous it is that we as a society are just allowing this to trangress.
You put a spin on it that people will listen to.
Also just started reading Mushrooms of the Southeast US and I'm going to myco-loving all over the outer coastal plain of the rapidly being paved over Southeast US.
This is a really great episode. I love your collaboration with Alan.
Loving the mycology vids too. Keep em coming. Great friendship there.
vespertina is the aged and weathered look found on vintage Italian scooters.
LOL, that explains it! :)
Oh, god, I just fell in love.
Informative AF video. We studied Phytophthora ramorum which causes sudden oak death disease of Oak in our plant pathology class, which caused menace in US and Europe. Amazed by your mycology/ plant pathology knowledge. Great video.
Ya damg hippies!
Love this myco streak. What are you shooting your video on?
Made my terrible day all better!
Damn those hygrocybe species are so big, here in Europe i usually find relatively small ones.
Those exact black trumpets are being cultivated in NZ, a close friend ate some in a remote NZ town 2 weeks ago. Going off that, I'd assume they're pretty lenient with substrate and climate.
Fuck yeah, Alan!
Just found this channel. Truly awesome stuff. Informative and entertaining to the max
You know we need a "crime pays but mycology doesn't" t-shirt! Awesome design!
I would dearly love a whole video on slime molds! So wonderful!
I love this channel. Thank you for sharing.
Again these fungi segments are fascinating. Thank you to you and Alan for sharing.
Looking outside at a few feet of snow, this video transports me to the forest in the spring.
Your straight letter style is sick and your illustrations are amazing. Would be awesome to keep that coming. Love the videos love the content, thanks for what you do man. Much love from champaign IL.
how'd you do that? whyd you howd you do that why'd do you that?
Love the Collab content with Alan!👍
Again learning something new. I love this. Great video!
Hygrocybe... can i swallow it?
I love watching you guys in videos together. So informative and interesting ❤🤓
4:20 Crepuscular indicates something is active at Dusk or Dawn, like Nocturnal & Diurnal. And is further broken down into Matutinal for Dawn/Morning & Vespertine for Dusk/Evening. It's Helvella "Evening" or "Dusk", probably for the dark cap.
edit: 23:20, I lost my shit. Goddammit, Alan.
5:15 "woah dat's kinda freaky, whaddaya doin' over dere?"
Pneumostome -- its breathing hole :3 🐌🐌🐌
Thank you for all this awesome knowledge! We're taking field notes now with a lot more scientific accuracy!
This is a wonderful thing you do, thank you.
Great video, definitely loving the mycology side of things. Seeing the technique and tools used by alan is super interesting
Foray does pay .I think mushrooms are the cultivating us .slim mold learn mazes . amazing .
Hey. I found fruiting bodies for a few Hygrocybe species a week ago deep in Portola, along with a Ramaria, some Agaricus, and a ton of assorted Trametes. Didn't bother photographing most of them.
Joey, talking about his dad who tried to get rid of slime mould with fly spray: "yeah, he wasn't, y'know, I mean... you get what you pay for, I guess."
Hilarious and relatable lol
I'll buy some CPBMD stickers and merch if he makes some for sure
Alan has confirmed and helped identify a preposterous number my fungi observations on iNaturalist - the man is a national treasure. First time I’ve seen him in the wild/outside the app. V cool.
What a great duo. I'm loving these videos so much. had no idea y'all knew each other. cant wait to see what alan has in store for the georgia mushroom festival
Please tell me "crime pays but mycology doesn't" is gonna be a shirt!!!
As someone who learned basic mycology long before they ever dove into horticulture, I am loving this content. Thank you for working with Alan on these videos
Need more cactus videos dere Tone. Da mushrooms will do for now tho.
Dang it! It’s 12:36 in my time zone, and my eyes are already burning, and then you post this shit that I can’t not watch. You’re killin’ me!
I have greatly enjoyed your videos andy have gotten me through to this time where I now find myself in hospice due to ALS. I can no longer garden or make my own videos but yours help me get through the day.
You are like the Dunkey of botany videos.
Alan really knows his stuff nice. Smart fella!
Always a great collaboration between you guys. Informative and hilarious.
Mycology pays if you're smart.
8:16 "You can never have too many coccinea" 🤣🤣🤣
Beautiful symbiosis of information. A true Dream Team.
Love me some Hygrocybes.
And some Bolbitaceae.
Im From the dirty glove.(Michigan)
This was amazing. Love your style, Loved the intro video to mycology as well. Would love more fungi content from you!
I just hope the annual precipitation starts to go back up there, and then maybe I could live long enough to see the start of a comeback of redwoods
I think leather odor is common in a lot of forms of life.
Cuphophyllus, Cannabis and Animal skin share that odor.
There's even been reports that leather Birkin bags smell like cannabis, lol.
It's either Sulphuric compounds or more likely tanins/camphene terpene from the wood dye used in tanning.
That would explain why Cannabis has the smell, cause cannabis contains camphene.
That would explain why fungi can smell like leather, cause they're probably leeching some of the wood's terpenes and aromatics.
That actually would be a good way to determine which tree the fungi is symbiotic/parasitic with.
Match the compounds they share with the local trees.
Whichever one it's sharing the most with, it's probably that tree.
If it's sharing compounds of multiple trees, we may find out some fungi can work off of multiple trees at once.
Why not? Their mycelial networks really no no bounds in a humus rich soil like this.
this is cool as hell dude. reignited my intrest in biology and mycology.
I liked the microscopy shots at then end. Flashback to my college and grad school days/daze.
This man knows his shrooms. Impressive.
More Alan please.
My attention is rarely undivided except when confronted with the astounding and subtle expressions of nature. The proletarian anarchist commentary with hints of misanthropy always reminds me that the enemy is us. Thanks CPBBD
It sure is: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction
you both need a show on netflix/hulu
Are there downwind pollution impacts from cities visable in I-naturalist? I was taught not to even bother looking for chanterells hundreds of miles from Chicago. I have found a perennial patch to the surprise and delight of my friend.
The Mushroom content is A1
Alan is a great straight man for Tony's nonsense
I fuckin love the Tony and Allan duo
You talking to the banana slug was the funniest thing I've seen in a while. Also kudos on the video in general! 🖖
Nice video, but instead of yanking out the roots of mycelium you could cut them at the base so they can regrow. just saying.
That's like saying 'don't take the stem with the apple'. The mycelium is all over, and fruiting bodies don't 'regrow' if you leave part of the stem. The only time you want to be careful is with a clump that has some immature specimens that can still develop.
You should maybe start carrying a little handheld digital microscope. Might be hard as it would require another phone or tablet as screen, but handy of you can get the swing of it.
Ahhh,, yeah!!! Love it when you guys go exploring together. Such a trip to meet Alan at the Tolowa Dunes State Park, near Smith River last year. Cheers, from Southern Oregon.. we have Black Trumpets here.. a pretty good population.
Thank you Joey and Alan for a walk onto the musty side of things.
This is the best
Whoooohooo slime molds!! Love it. Thanks guys
God bless you Joey....
Please god let this become a regular thing.
I hope you guys find some ice/snow plants I see them in the North Grove and up in Yosemite early in the season I always have been fascinated by the flowers that grow like mushrooms and would be super fascinated to hear a pro biologist and a pro mycologenius (notypo) talk about the flower who depends on a fungus to grow
It's only been up one hour, and at 2am! And you've already gotten 1.2k views!!
Bravo!!!
Alan's gofuckyourselfbye was adorable awwwwww. Also loving the tasteful sprinkle of voiceover
Awesome, as always. I loved the last segment, in the lab.
I love mycology because I can't understand 95% of what they're talking about, but IDC because it sounds facinating, and I get to look at pretty shroomies.
"lucious lamellas"
The black trumpets grow mychorrizal with birches and spruce in Finland
I consider myself well versed in fungi but Alan always makes me feel like a dumbass, great video hope yall make more together!
All your videos are bangers but my absolute favorites are your mycology collaborations with Alan.
Oh mushrooms red, black😲... "freaking"
Hey Joey,. I shared this on Twitt, there's a few of us NVTS that will enjoy this... Thanks, go FY! Bye...