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Posted: 05 Aug 2018

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Armillaria luteobubalina

Armillaria luteobubalina
This has come out in the Group I have on the rock far more than one , from what I read not very good sign.

library.dbca.wa.gov.au/static/FullTextFiles/070382.pdf

They will all be cut off tomorrow.

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 tiabunna
tiabunna club
Well taken Steve, though reading the link it's certainly not something you'd want around!
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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It has they have all be removed and any new ones will get the very same treatment. I will have to go back and look at the ones out in the bush as a comparison.
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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Thats for sure they have all been removed and will get the same treatment forward as soon as i see them.
5 years ago.
 Ken Dies
Ken Dies
Removing these mushrooms will do nothing to stop their pathogenic effect. The mycelium beneath the ground causes the pathogenic problems, the mushroom you see is just the fruiting body , much like berries on a tree. These mushrooms are too beautiful to destroy.
5 years ago.
 Steve Paxton
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This is a very interesting group they come from out in the bush and the moss is not the usual we see in the garden. this whole planting get dried out in summer to a crisp.

www.ipernity.com/doc/1073393/46674602

its only once winter starts both moss and plants come alive and turn green. the moss is typically 1"-1 1/4" long I put some on the sides this is where I believe the problem but I am learning about this plant and moss big time no info on it

www.ipernity.com/doc/1073393/46549436

Many thanks
5 years ago.

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