#Viewpoint: Heart-rot is not a disease: reframing wood decay in living trees
Wainhouse & Boddy
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Fungal ecology and conservation. Natural England fungi specialist. Tired parent.
#Viewpoint: Heart-rot is not a disease: reframing wood decay in living trees
Wainhouse & Boddy
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We have been on a mission to find this to get it in culture for conservation work. Only found out Monday morning it was on the Kew table! When i ran to get it was gone😭The search continues
Hi Liz, we've a project on threatened mycorrhizal fungi with Kew and University Reading. We are trying to get specimens get into culture. Do you still have the fruitbody and if so is it in good condition? This sp a high priority for us.
On the cover of September's Field Mycology: a Violet Coral fungus growing in old pasture at Hardcastle Crags, West Yorkshire. Read online to find out how the #WaxcapWatch survey has expanded our knowledge of Violet Coral distribution.
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Check out our new paper in New Phytologist. Me and Fungal Prof. Lynne Boddy, setting the record straight on heart-rot in living trees...... Its not a disease and what's more, critical for functioning tree and forest ecosystems.
BBC News: Mass trespass staged in PM Andy Burnham's constituency
"They walked on to the Winstanley Hall estate in Wigan as part of their calls for a change in the law to bring in a Scottish-style right of responsible access to land and water that is privately owned."
Hi Stevie, I'm the fungi specialist at Natural England. We have a project with Cardiff University on Hericeum erinaceus. It would be great to get some more information on this record. Would you be able to message me to continue the conversation?
is this in the UK? We are looking for samples of this to get it in culture for a species recovery project.
This is a really cracking review paper
Heart-rot is not a disease! Our latest article in @newphyt.bsky.social setting the record straight on heart-rot, wood decay and why we need more hollow trees.