Just, if you do this, make sure you get one with a washable or cheap prefilter. The vast majority of airbourne particles are large and will be caught by a prefilter. This will vastly extend the life of your HEPA; which are expensive.
Fungal spores are ubiquitous. They are on you now and probably every bit of food in your house. Your phone. In your lungs. Don’t panic, the world we live in is not sterile.
Yeah! The mycelium has a symbiotic relationship with the roots of the plant. The mycelium gives nutrients to the plant to help it survive and in turn the plant gives it sugars from photosynthesis (from what I’ve heard). I’ve seen a few studies by a mycologist in NC who experimented with rhododendron seeds. He found that if he removed the fungus that was on the seeds, they ended up having a higher mortality rate!
Right? Imagine how many times she has rehearsed and practiced this rubbish? Probably spent enough time on it that she could have learned a totally new career or a (real) language or two.
It’s a stinkhorn egg
This is surely a troll. There isn’t a boss anywhere that is this completely brain dead.
Oh, that’s rad.
Second the air purifier. Very nice, carbon HEPA filters can be had for under $300.
Just, if you do this, make sure you get one with a washable or cheap prefilter. The vast majority of airbourne particles are large and will be caught by a prefilter. This will vastly extend the life of your HEPA; which are expensive.
The one I have has filters in layers.
Yeah, that’s perfect. The outer layer will be a cheap or washable
Yeah; that’s fine. Basically put shit in a box and organise it on the way out.
I don’t understand. She is 64%?
Looks more like weird Neolentinus
they are EVERYWHERE in my back yard i could take a picture of one spot and there is maybe 20+ they are also decently hard when you squeeze them
Cool, they’re still puffballs. Start research with Bovista and Calbovista
Photos are way small. First set probably around Galerina semilanceata, second possibly Galerina marginata
Seems Galerina
Consider Arrhenia
Candolleomyces
Tylopilus felleus has brown reticulation on stipe and these mushrooms don’t. Instead they have black pepper looking scabers that point to Leccinum.
I don’t think these are an active Panaeolus. I’d love to be proven wrong but suspect they will not bruise blue.
The last photo is the type of tree it is growing on
Chaga does not grow on dead wood. It does not have a smooth pileus or porous fertile surface.
Didn’t even have to look at the fungus to know it’s not Chaga. The tree is not a Birch.
The tree is not even a tree. It’s a stump.
Fungal spores are ubiquitous. They are on you now and probably every bit of food in your house. Your phone. In your lungs. Don’t panic, the world we live in is not sterile.
https://i.redd.it/j6o2q8q26li91.png
https://i.redd.it/j6o2q8q26li91.png
In all seriousness, though, I think we just ought to ignore these ridiculous people.
0% chance.
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Yeah! The mycelium has a symbiotic relationship with the roots of the plant. The mycelium gives nutrients to the plant to help it survive and in turn the plant gives it sugars from photosynthesis (from what I’ve heard). I’ve seen a few studies by a mycologist in NC who experimented with rhododendron seeds. He found that if he removed the fungus that was on the seeds, they ended up having a higher mortality rate!
Tulosesus won’t be mycorrhizal.
Psilocybe sp. I assume this is in New Zealand?
Probably Arrhenia instead of Entolomaceae.
It must be exhausting being that crazy.
Right? Imagine how many times she has rehearsed and practiced this rubbish? Probably spent enough time on it that she could have learned a totally new career or a (real) language or two.
Hands up if you knew, with absolute certainty, that she could not possibly remain silent after she announced that she would? 🖐️