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06-12-2011, 09:53 AM
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| | | BBC Breakfast 08.59 Fungi and moulds
I missed a slot about fungi and moulds on BBC Breakfast, all I did see was a tall fungi with a small pointed cap that dropped a lacy mantle from the cap
anybody any ideas as to what it was?
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| | | Re: BBC Breakfast 08.59 Fungi and moulds
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| | | Re: BBC Breakfast 08.59 Fungi and moulds
If it had a lace mantle, it was probably the variety var.togatus.
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| | | Re: BBC Breakfast 08.59 Fungi and moulds
It was a great time lapse sequence. On BBC4 at 9pm I think.
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Originally Posted by flaxton  It was a great time lapse sequence. On BBC4 at 9pm I think.
Mal | Can somebody put a link to that program on this thread please, so that more people will be able to see what was shown ?
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06-12-2011, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by fairplay If it had a lace mantle, it was probably the variety var.togatus.
Neil. | true - I think I spotted that on a trail . . . . unless it was filmed abroad of course in which case it could be Phallus indusiatus (long known as Dictyophora indusiata)
Chris
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| | | Re: BBC Breakfast 08.59 Fungi and moulds
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Originally Posted by fairplay Can somebody put a link to that program on this thread please, so that more people will be able to see what was shown ?
Neil. | This was actually the program to which I referred here:- After Life-The Science of Decay
....shown on BBC4 at 9pm tonight.
For those who missed it, it is repeated later tonight (early tomorrow) - 02:30am Wednesday 7th. December, and again at 01:25am on Friday 9th December.
Not as much fungi related content/information as anticipated, but an interesting programme nevertheless. Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Yeates true - I think I spotted that on a trail . . . . unless it was filmed abroad of course in which case it could be Phallus indusiatus (long known as Dictyophora indusiata)
Chris | Yes, P.indusiatus. That sequence, and the ant/ Cordyceps time lapse sequence have both been previously shown on other programmes.
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