Tour a "MUSHROOM MUSEUM" - Ep. 152
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- After touring the herbarium and hortorium at Cornell University, one of our friends tipped us off about a "mushroom museum", which is a fungarium (new word for us!) known as the Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium. Well, we never ventured into a fungarium before, so we thought we'd pay it a visit and lo and behold-it did not disappoint. Thanks to Kathie Hodge and Teresa Iturriaga for the grand tour.
You can find out more about the fungarium and its copious online sources here: cup-herbarium....
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I swear scientist jokes are the funniest jokes 😂 “ she spends her weekend’s opening phallus mushroom models” 😂
So many good inside jokes here too.
Thank you for bringing us such a great show. Your videos are phenomenal. Special thanks to Dr. Teresa Iturriaga. 👌👍
You're most welcome. Glad you can appreciate the long-form video and conversations.
I'm SO HAPPY you not only did a video documenting this Fungarium, but that the video is so long!!
GREAT JOB!!!
Yes, fungi certainly are having a moment!!
And I am TOTALLY here for it!!!
I could've watched this video for many, many, more hours!!
I would love to spend weeks in there listening to ALL the stories! (Or even years, just whatever it takes!!) I can't seem to get my fill of myco information!
Here in Texas, (UT) the University of Texas, has only recently started an official Fungarium, altho I believe the collecting has been going on for quite some time.
Just as y'all were talking about over there at Cornell, the fungi collection over here has always been a part of the Herbarium.
But now the fungi have their own designation over here too -
An Official Fungarium!
Which is pretty fabulous!
Our local Mycology club is encouraging us all to send in our local fungi!
While the collection is no where near as extensive as what they have at Cornell, it's all pretty great that mycology is becoming mainstream.
AS IT SHOULD BE!!!
For the love of all things mushie-
Thank You
Thank You
Thank You
for this video!!!
🍄❤️🍄❤️🍄❤️🍄❤️🍄❤️🍄
(I wish we had more than one type of mushroom emoji!!)
Jovial about mushrooms! Yes!! I too was a jovial lady watching this video!! Enjoyed this greatly. I was cheesing right along w you and curator talking about cup fungus. Great vibe. Love the fungus! 🍄❤️✨
Hello from Germany :) you asked the community about the origin of the mushroom models.I think they come from the famous manufacturer of anatomical models and teaching aids "Somso" from Germany. They were used in universities in Germany. The material they are made of is called "Somsoplast".
Great video. I love your content!
FANTASTIC! Knew someone might have a sense of the model make.
❤ mushrooms 🍄 great job. Painted mushrooms while watching, great inspiration 😊
I'm thankful for those who do this work
I think this is my favorite tour video 💚💚💚, my mind is blown, I'm from México and Huitlacoche is use in so many food and is delicious
Thank you kindly for yet another look into our intricately woven earth and sky. ❤ My field notes always include what the neighboring plants are and who has or is visiting.
This was such a pleasure to watch. This video is going on my golden playlist that I watch in the wintertime.
Nothing like a hot mug of tea and some funny, smart women shoot’n the shit about fungi.
Amazing truly Amazing!
Thank you guys!!
These ladies were such a treat, you’re right! The love and passion is definitely infectious!
Impeccable timing.
Wow, this was so enriching and beautiful. Thank you for sharing, Summer ❤️🍄
You're most welcome.
I am studying at the botany department of University of Calicut, Kerala, India.
We have an excellent fungal diversity division here. Many species of basidiomycetes have been described from our campus. The most interesting among them are Auriculoscypha anacardiicola which enslaves a coccid insect.
Fascinating! Nice to see that there are wonderful contributions coming from your direction.
I have been fascinated by mushrooms since I was four and found my first morels. The more I find out about them the more I want to know. Of late I have been finding out more about the mushrooms that can be used as natural dyes. And to think we know so little of the kingdom of life. When they care so important for all life.
Awesome video for starting my morning ❤🌞❤️🌞 Flock team thank you.
This is so cool. Something I never would've looked up myself.
Oh man, this is my favourite episode so far. Such amazing info, and humour, and everything. Thank you!
I really enjoyed this episode 💛 Thank You!
Just amazing! Thank you for providing such an amazing experience!
thank you for making this video!!! i want to try to apply to cornell with a plant biology major, but I am also just *fascinated* by fungi. I'm so excited to see the amazing fungarium in person.
Wow ladies, thank you so much! This was so informational, interesting and funny! I love your channel, Summer, much love to the other ladies and all my respect! XX
This was so informative and so much fun to watch! I have been fascinated with fungi since I was a child and I can’t wait to see how the mushrooms at Flock are coming along.
that was so cool and so entertaining and informational! thank you!!
i was an intern here for a year, and even I learned some things from this video!
Congratulations to the production. Your documentaries are amazing and such a joy to watch. By the way, Summer is a great presenter.
That was fun. Kathie and Teresa were so enthusiastic in their explanations of fungi and mushrooms. This channel is very educational. Not knowing much about mushrooms...other than the ones I buy and eat from the market, lol...I learned something new. The bug eating ones, cordyceps, using insects as hosts to spread their spores....even dictating the bug behavior....I never knew. I liked the the earthstar fungus, which looked like an eyeball. The phallic/peen ones...on my! Nature is sure crazy and interesting. Everything is so interconnected in nature...and dependent on each other to survive. Great video...thanks!🍄🍄
Glad there was much to learn in this video!
First I just wanna say wow this was fantastic. Thank you! But If I can offer some constructive criticism? Even if you know what they’re talking about or what they’re gonna say…. Just allow them to have their moment it’s their time to shine! I enjoy your channel but found myself just wanting to listen to the curator without interruption
The timing for this episode is perfect 😂
Love this! Opened my eyes!!
Marvelous
Fantastic! I learned so much.
This is so fascinating!
WOW! amazing video, enjoyed every second. the german mushroom and resin yeast mold models were incredible. when i was a kid i had my bedroom designed like a natural history museum\laboratory and my dresser was lined with preserved wet specimens and the walls covered with photographs of nature, so this whole video brought back all those great memories of exhilarating new discoveries. for your young (older too) watchers any of the books by gerald durrell would be a fantastic and hilarious adventure. when i was a little kid my parents would take me to slide show presentations by adventure naturalists and this video was just as exciting. great job guys!
Oh The Durrells!
I must admit, I've not read any of Gerald's books, and the only thing I know about the family is the PBS tv series production based on the family.
Which I thoroughly enjoyed!
Your childhood bedroom sounds AMAZING!!!
@@gardengatesopen even though i'm 70 now i've never outgrown my interests and my entire house is now my cabinet of curiosities. read his book "my family and other animals" it's about their time on corfu.
Thank you for your additions. And I wonder when you stopped the natural history design of your rooms! (Cuz you know, why stop??) ;)
@@FlockFingerLakes never stopped, my entire house is a cabinet of wonder:)
2 personas cuidando todo ese tesoro! Muy buenas las imágenes y la presentadora. Un herbario y un fungario son historias fácticas de los científic@s y especímenes. Aplausos.
Amé este episodio! ❤️
Mushroom Queen is not the right title for Kathie -- she is the Mushroom Mommy … 👍🏻
Love your videos!
Thanks! Glad you can appreciate them.
If you are interested in fungi look up Alan Rockefeller.
Dead man's fingers
Always creepy coming across those outdoors!
Stop studying them. We are not that intelligent. Just enjoy their existence.