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Paddenstoeltjes in de Bonsaischaal

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In de Bonsaischaal van m'n Fagus groep (Beuken) zijn paddenstoeltjes verschenen.

Geheel verrassend is dat niet omdat deze in symbiose leven met de boompjes.

Het mycelium (fijne witte wortelstructuur van de schimmel) krijgt suiker via de wortels van de bomen. Ik ruil zet de mycelium mineralen om in voeding voor de Fagus.

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Op mijn vraag aan onze superblogger Marc De Bisschop om welke soort het hier gaat antwoordde hij:
"Hallo Rudy, op het eerste zicht vermoed ik dat het in alle waarschijnlijkheid Radijsvaalhoed (Hebeloma crustuliniforme) is".

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24 comments

jolandemooij

How beautiful they even grow in the shell. It reminds me of what my daughter told me the other day. A mushroom grew by one of the houseplants.

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naf1971naf

beautiful art, where knowledge, love, dedication and patience bear fruit, very nice shots @Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

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Marc

Very interesting blog you created Rudy, you keep amazing me 🙂, and accompanies you with a range of beautiful photography. Nice to read that you mentioned my comment, does me enjoy. A little more explanation, which you probably know, but still want to give. Th... Show moreVery interesting blog you created Rudy, you keep amazing me 🙂, and accompanies you with a range of beautiful photography. Nice to read that you mentioned my comment, does me enjoy. A little more explanation, which you probably know, but still want to give. The mycelium not only provides minerals to the trees with which it lives in symbiosis, because without the collaboration between fungi and plants, the plants grow much less well. Fungi (mycelium) are also used to break down harmful substances and filter water (called mycofiltration) for a healthy soil life. This symbiosis is called mycorrhiza. The hyphs are also an important source of food for insects and other invertebrates.

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naf1971naf

@Marc De Bisschop what an interesting comment, I draw my attention and excuse my meddling on the purification of the soil carried out by this fungus

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Maria

they are beautiful and small, they are very beautiful photographs, I love the last

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Toto Animo

What a beautiful Bonsai, Rudy and so cute those mushrooms that show off.

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Ingrid

Nice post, the second time I see mini mushrooms on Yoors today.

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Leo 1

Nice pictures and great explanations. Incidentally, after studying the hats, I go along with the assumption of Marc the Bishop.

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willbelysy

That's nice! now the bonsai has very good company by its side

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Dewaputra

Beautiful pictures. Beautiful that interaction between the bonsai and those mushrooms.

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Freli

How interesting is it to say I love how well you knew how to encompass the theme of mushrooms incorporated in bonsai, a very complete and quality content, in addition to the photos that portray the subject well.

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nilson

must be quite a spectacle to see a bonsai, i've heard of the great care they require

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Ernesto Amador

Maybe it's the soil and its nutrients that make these mushrooms come out next to the bonsai.

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mlourdesbermudez

mlourdesbermudez

Very nice pictures of these mushrooms growing even more than bonsai. Thank you for continuing to share all of a sudden to these topics.

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keepfaithbaby

I love mushrooms, especially with cheese orThese are some great photos that made me hungry!

enigma

Nice pictures. How big are those mushrooms? ? I suspect very small ?

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marijke

what cute are that spontaneously ended up there? That bonsai tree is so cute and then those mushrooms. Super!!

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ELINA RICKURA

Now your bonsai has a sweet visit at home, Very nice to see.

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Dana

Oh, so nice special this, have never seen it before.

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Naturefreak

Looks nice. How big is that scale?

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Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

@Naturefreak About 30X45cm.

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Encaustichris

Nice pictures, and if I see it right, the mushrooms are completely adapted and therefore also in bonsai?!

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