Re: [compost_tea] Re: Re: Re: fungal
Kirk
A fungal hyphae diameter of 1MM would be huge. Know doubt they exist
somewhere in the earth (climate to support that would be interesting).
I recollect what is seen by the unaided human eye not using a scope is
referred to as a rhizomorph which is microbiological speak for a rope
(mass of) of fungal hyphae (invisible except to your third eye (joke,
maybe) and a microscope. 1MM yikes!
Terence
On 2004, Oct 24, , at 2:50 PM, Kirk Leonard wrote:
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> Guess I need to say what I meant by "big" or "large" fungi -- greater
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> millimeter. They extend for miles, too...
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