10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOOTLACE FUNGUS»
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bootlace fungus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Field guide to edible mushrooms of Britain and Europe
... 120-1 Amethyst Deceiver (Laccaria amethystina) 5, 67, 68, 136 Aniseed
Toadstool (Clitocybe odora) 55, 142 antiseptic properties 12 Aphyllophorales 14
Armillaria mellea (Honey Fungus; Bootlace Fungus) 13, 37, 132 aromas 14
almond 29 ...
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21st Century Guidebook to Fungi with CD
14.3 Honey fungus or bootlace fungus, Armillaria mellea. A, fruit bodies and
rhizomorphs (photograph by David Moore). B, rhizomorphs visibly emerging from
beneath the bark of a felled log. C, close- up of the rhizomorphs shown in B ...
David Moore, Geoffrey D. Robson, Anthony P. J. Trinci, 2011
3
Deadly Encounters: Two Victorian Sensations
... growths, known as rhizomorphs. lt is these that give the fungus its altemative
name of bootlace fungus. The rhizomorphs spread through the soil to infect other
host plants. The old. dead plant will continue to rot and large clumps of honey -co
...
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
... night-blooming cereus nopal opuntia organ pipe cactus agaric amethyst
deceiver anise cap armillaria artist's fungus beefsteak fungus bird's-nest fungus
black bulgar blewit blusher bolete boletus bonnet bootlace fungus bracket fungus
brain ...
5
RSPB Handbook of Garden Wildlife
(HONEY TUFT, BOOTLACE FUNGUS) Diameter 4–12 cm, height 5–15 cm Very
common and widespread in woodland in Britain and Ireland. IDENTIFICATION
Grows in clumps on the trunks and stumps of trees. Yellowish brown and variable
...
Peter Holden, Geoffrey Abbott, 2008
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The Oxford Companion to Food
Their appearance is responsible for the alternative common name 'bootlace'
fungus and(inthe USA) 'shoestring mushroom'. The honey fungus,which
isalsofound in India andthe Orient, isan autumn growth, and isclosely
relatedtothe ...
Alan Davidson, Tom Jaine, 2006
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Life in the Soil: A Guide for Naturalists and Gardeners
These rhizomorphs (rhizo = root; morph = form) not only look like roots, but they
also look even more like boot laces, and the dark rhi- zomorph of the tasty
autumn honey mushroom (genus Armillaria) is known as bootlace fungus (fig. 30)
.
... 132 Orange Birch 130, 130 Penny Bun 129, 129 Red-cracked 129, 129
Shallow-pored 131, 131 Summer 130, 130 Yellow-cracked 128, 128 Boletus B.
edulis 1 29, 129 B. reticulatus 130, 130 Bootlace Fungus see Honey Fungus
Borage 58, ...
9
Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Mellaarmillaria, Honey Agaric, Honey fungus, Bootlace fungus) has a yellowish
to brownish cap with recurved, fibrillose scales, and a yellow-brown stipe. A
common fungus in the late autumn, it is poisonous when raw. It spreads
extensively by ...
It's also known as the bootlace fungus, because it produces black stringy
structures called rhizomorphs as it spreads through the ground around the plants
it's attacking. Sex, however, spurs some fungi on to greater things: mushrooms,
truffles, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOOTLACE FUNGUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bootlace fungus is used in the context of the following news items.
Portrait of the garden as a place of art and therapy
Rife with honey fungus, one by one the apple trees succumbed to the dreaded bootlace fungus, and gradually a new garden evolved. «Telegraph.co.uk, May 12»
Science mourns DNA pioneer Wilkins
I remember working with Professor Wilkins on Saturday mornings back in the late 1950s, helping him dig up Bootlace Fungus in his garden. «BBC News, Oct 04»
