《真菌学》课件mushroom9(Spawn).pptx

Spawn;;;;Transplanting Wild Mycelium: Mycelial Footprints on the Path to Mycological Paradise;;;;;Stem Butt Spawn and the 1-Dowel Revolution;;;;;;;;;MAKING CARDBOARD SPAWN FROM STEM BUTTS;;;;5. Soak the stem butts and cardboard in water and place in a cardboard box, trunk, old bathtub, sink, or trough, or simply on the ground, and cover with a shallow layer of wood chips.;;;;;;;;WHICH MUSHROOMS’ STEM BUTTS WILL REGROW?;;;Burlap Bag Spawn: Amassing Mycelium, or Preparations for Creating a Mycelial Tsunami;Using burlap bag spawn, homeowners can create mycological landscapes in their backyards. On a larger scale, this type of spawn can help repair damage to ecosystems and create buffers between sensitive ecosystems and toxic environments.;Immediately upon construction, these spawn bags filter biological or chemical wastes and prevent downstream contamination due to the uncolonized wood chips’ extensive surface areas and absorptive abilities. As the mycelium grows, its netlike cells increasingly trap silt and bacteria, and the “sweat” of the mycelium denatures many toxins, both chemical and biological. ;Upon colonization, a burlap bag of spawn (now weighing 30 to 60 pounds) becomes a mycofiltration vessel that can also be put to work for habitat restoration or can be staged for further expansion of mycelium into morewood chip–filled burlap sacks.;These bags, at a glance, resembles sandbags used for preventing swollen rivers from overflowing and hence are sometimes called “bunker spawn.” In a sense, bunker spawn serves a similar function: preventing shallow sheet flows of contaminant-laden sediments and controlling erosion.;Vertical walls or horizontal plateaus of myceliated burlap sacks or bunker spawn can be built according to the needed ecological applications and other design criteria. The portability of bunker spawn allows for a variety of applications. I filed a patent on this idea.;;;Another application I favor is using myceliated burlap sacks as an ec