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Daily Fungi Fact 78: Corticioid fungi, sometimes referred to as crust fungi or patch fungi, are very important for decomposition of wood, as most of the 1700 species of corticioid fungi are wood decomposers. Some corticioid species have been known to be ectomycorrhizal(forms symbiotic relationship with plant roots).
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A seedling Scots pine (P. sylvestris), displaying ectomycorrhiza, via ResearchGate (originally published in Read, 1991)
hi! your blanket is so pretty (and your cat is so cute)!! may i ask what yarn you're using? is it one colourway/skein or are you alternating colours/using scraps? i would also ask about the stitch and structure etc but i don't know anything about crochet to actually internalise that information
thank you! i used three skeins of wool yarn that my brother blended and spun - they're a blend of corriedale and merino that looked like this prior to crocheting:
and the stitch is just basic double crochet, 80 stitches per row!
if you're still doi'g bandcamp recommendations, could i get some dolk music or instrumental albums?
Definitely! I'll be posting the list tomorrow morning, but here's a few older recs that won't be on there:
Gently by Rachel Sermanni
Unreleased Tapes 1981-1984 by Mamman Sani
The Livelong Day by Lankum
Cemetery Road by Spookfish
The Earth With Her Crowns by Laura Cannell
Ectomycorhize //
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The Biodiversity Hidden Beneath Alder
The Biodiversity Hidden Beneath Alder
There’s an interesting paper out recently in PeerJ by Roy et al., Alder and the Golden Fleece: high diversity of Frankia and ectomycorrhizal fungi revealed from Alnus glutinosa subsp. barbata roots close to a Tertiary and glacial refugium. It follows a simple but interesting puzzle. There’s been a lot of work on glacial refugia for plants. When the glaciers expanded during the Ice Age, there were…
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II workshop on Ectomycorrhiza: mycologists at work
