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| | | Re: Very popular Fungi under Oak.. Sheesh !! So are you saying after all that, Julie's fungi was just common old Sulphur Tuft. ?  
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| | | Re: Very popular Fungi under Oak.. Quote:
Originally Posted by fairplay | I can see where you're coming from - and you might indeed be right, tho' I was thinking more an aberrant growth form of Candida albicans   | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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