What is your favorite ocean fact?
that theres creatures in there :)
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What is your favorite ocean fact?
that theres creatures in there :)

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Found these on some cedar trees in my back field, was wondering if you knew what these were?
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Yes! This is a Gymnosporangium species; I think they’re older clusters of Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae - known as cedar apple rust.
Really interestingly, it relies on two trees to live and spread.
Spores infect apple and crabapple trees, causing the rust red spots from which it gets its common name. Once mature, these bodies release spores which will infect juniper and cedar trees. The spores from an apple tree cannot infect another apple tree, and those from a coniferous tree cannot infect another coniferous tree; each year reproductive bodies of this fungus will release spores and move between the two hosts. It therefore thrives in areas where these two kinds of tree coexist. You can read more about this intricate lifecycle here.
This pathogen doesn’t usually kill its host trees as it lives and feeds on the living flesh, but a large or repeated infection will weaken it and will damage fruit production; it also tends to be avoided because of the detriment to the ornamental value of trees, causing rust red spots on the leaves of apple trees, and these large clusters and quite lackluster looking pines on the coniferous trees it affects.
Hey, I saw a really cool snail at my bothers house, do you want to see a picture of it? (The snail, not the house or the btother)
i would love to see a snail :)
Have you ever seen megamind?
of course ive seen megamind i saw it in the cinema as a kid and seeing megaminds big goth platform boots fundamentally changed the chemical composition of my brain
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I'm feeling so many emotions after reading this whole thing and I'm not sure what to do with them. Fantastic fic
Ah, thank you! That’s really nice to hear. I appreciate that you took the time to let me know what you think!
I’m not sure when I’ll have the next chapter done, but when it is up, I’ll add it to this post. (This fic is also on FF/AO3 under Lynse if you’ve an account on either of those sites.)

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