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Mushroom Projects
Russian olive) and other tree "wastes" (pecan thinnings). As they grow, these mushrooms ... substrate. Some species of our native mushrooms are edible and very tasty. Dr. Milenkovic also showed us how to establish a long term native fungi culture bank. Since her visit ...
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Mushrooms, Animal Feed, and Forest Restoration
New Mexico. Stumps and dead trees can nourish valuable, great tasting, and nutritious mushrooms. In addition, after the mushrooms have grown on it, the ... of collecting native mushrooms, preserving in the agar base in a petri dish, growing the mycellium in this base, and then using the native species to innoculate different wood types with different native ...
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Melissa Michelle - Paradigm Park
Ferns, flowers, mushrooms and mosses again bloom in profusion instead of being swamped by the overabundance of water ... Paradigm Park it was. Being in an historical setting, it is easy to imagine the Native Northwest American Indians or the first settlers enjoying the beauties of this locale. Since Paradigm ...
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Plants for the People
Snails, vertebrates, mushrooms? -- We will help organize similar efforts for other groups of organisms. In particular, we ... into different languages. We encourage individuals to contribute to the project first in their native language and then help us to translate them into others. Technology, support, & training Discover ...
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Sustainable Agriculture: Agroforestry in the Southwest
The high demand and high prices for mushrooms are in large part due to the contamination of harvest areas in Eastern ... . back to top Home | Ecocomposites | Agricultural Fibers | Sustainable Building | Sustainable Agriculture Environmental Restoration | Native America | General Resources and Links | Search | Site Index You can contact David Bainbridge ...
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Brush Tailed Bettongs
The devastation of native plants by introduced Koalas on Kangaroo Island has been a ... with thousands of millions of them roaming the country. They eat mushrooms and other fungi as well as seeds, which they eat in ... absolute requirement for germination. So for example, some of our native plants won't germinate unless the seeds have been deliberately buried ...
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Forest Harvest - gathering non-timber forest products
A growing number of people in rural areas are collecting NTFPs such as mushrooms, foliage and native tree seeds as a means of supplementing their incomes. A database of buyers is ...
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ForestHarvest - Scotland's wild harvests businesses
Diversity These businesses sell: Raw products - e.g. foliage, wild mushrooms, wild salads Value-added products - e.g. country wines, preserves, craft products Services ... from: Wild harvesting Managed woodland habitats - forestry, agroforestry, coppice, willow plantations Cultivated native species The ForestHarvest business directory contains examples of all these kinds of businesses ...
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Alien Species In Hawaii Information Index
Invertebrates insects, snails, worms, spiders, centipedes, scorpions, etc. Other fungi (mushrooms), viruses, etc. Common name search is also available: If you have additional information ... been moved to that page. See also these other HEAR websites: Plants native to Hawaii (native Hawaiian plants) Maps of alien species distributions in Hawaii Harmful Non-Indigenous ...
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HEAR species information index (alien species info for Hawaii and the Pacific)
Plants flowering plants, conifers, ferns, etc. See also: Plants native to Hawaii (list with info) Plants of Hawaii (images, reports, maps [Starr]) Kalaupapa herbarium ... , spiders, centipedes, scorpions, etc. See also: Ants in Hawaii Other species other species: fungi (mushrooms), pathogens, viruses, etc. See also: Pathogens of plants of Hawaii (Gardner) ohia rust info ...
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