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I'm fighting some contamination in my various fungal projects of late. But I'm trying to keep in mind I'm dealing with an ecosystem here, not a small set of variables.
Of all the strains I'm working with, Pleurotus ostreatus is proving competitive enough to stave off certain other microbial characters.
Here's a timelapse of a similar process taking place:
It seems like permies, of all people, should be able to combat the typical modern biophobia and come up with truly constructive responses to this sort of thing.
How do y'all feel about cameos by other less desirable organisms in your fungal endeavors?
Of all the strains I'm working with, Pleurotus ostreatus is proving competitive enough to stave off certain other microbial characters.
Here's a timelapse of a similar process taking place:
It seems like permies, of all people, should be able to combat the typical modern biophobia and come up with truly constructive responses to this sort of thing.
How do y'all feel about cameos by other less desirable organisms in your fungal endeavors?
