Work continues on Jamestown Street today
2022-09-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
Prepare for wait time on Jamestown Street on Thursday as underground work continues. Comments | Permalink
2022-09-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
Prepare for wait time on Jamestown Street on Thursday as underground work continues. Comments | Permalink
Mushroom: Train Wrecker, 2 of 2
2022-09-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman discovered this sizeable mushroom recently, shown here with gills and a hand for scale. Marie writes, "The fall time is so fruitful for fungus. Found this today. It's sometimes called 'Train Wrecker' because it can grow on chemically treated wood like railroad ties."
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2022-09-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman discovered this sizeable mushroom recently, shown here with gills and a hand for scale. Marie writes, "The fall time is so fruitful for fungus. Found this today. It's sometimes called 'Train Wrecker' because it can grow on chemically treated wood like railroad ties."
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Mushroom: Train Wrecker, 1 of 2
2022-09-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman writes, "The fall time is so fruitful for fungus. Found this today. It's sometimes called 'Train Wrecker' because it can grow on chemically treated wood like railroad ties."
Scaly lentinus (Neolentinus lepideus) is a distant relative of the Shiitake. It may be found alone or in groups along dead or decaying pieces of timber. Due to inconsistent reports of safety, consumption is discouraged. It grows on well-decayed deadwood such as stumps, logs, and branches, but it also appears on treated lumber, fence posts, utility poles, railroad ties, and other wooden structures. (picturemushroom.com)
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2022-09-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Marie Freeman
Marie Freeman writes, "The fall time is so fruitful for fungus. Found this today. It's sometimes called 'Train Wrecker' because it can grow on chemically treated wood like railroad ties."
Scaly lentinus (Neolentinus lepideus) is a distant relative of the Shiitake. It may be found alone or in groups along dead or decaying pieces of timber. Due to inconsistent reports of safety, consumption is discouraged. It grows on well-decayed deadwood such as stumps, logs, and branches, but it also appears on treated lumber, fence posts, utility poles, railroad ties, and other wooden structures. (picturemushroom.com)
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