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shitake and biochar

 
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I just saw this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPBspIak7fY

It shows that shitake colonizes the biochar under the conditions mentioned in the experiment. I think biochar could be used to inoculate other logs and maybe shitake will even create conidia (asexual spores) inside the char if left unatended for long periods of time working as a long term inoculum.

Very interesting
 
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definately interesting, i have had some trouble getting shitake to grow without contaminates, i suppose it will take more experimentation to get it right...
 
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