Mushroom-headed

... "water medium", but I have been using an eye-drop solution, (?) OK I guess? I have used an immersion oil >Type A< for viewing my mushroom spores, but that is the limit of my experience. I am excited about the solution of methylcellulose, for this life in the soil; it never came ...

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I have a standard binocular scope with four objectives: 40 / 100 / 400 / 1000 I am able to observe mushroom spores and some ornamentation on the spores. But, my challenge or "failure" is: I am trying to grow herbs & vegetables using Biological practices. In ...

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Hello, first post here. I am working on an article that discusses an organism, specifically a gilled mushroom in the order Strophariaceae, that has only been found once in nature. Saying that the organism is "critically endangered" or "extinct in the wild" ...

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daniel: you have lots of comments, but you actually never say anything, do you? mushroom: maybe try to tell us, why you think these were right answers and daniel may tell you, why is it wrong ;)

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As we know, spores are those ''seeds'' produce by mushroom or mucor. And spores are techniquely small and unseen by naked eye. But aren't seeds produced by conifer plants just too big to be "sporo"phyte? Why don't something like "seedo"phyte ...

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